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AlejandroARG
By AlejandroARG
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Can i run 2 monitors at 144Hgz with a single MSI GTX 970? i mean, it's not going to be dropped frames?

Thanks for your time :)

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Are you asking if you can game on 2 monitors at 144hz? if so, no. 

 

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What games are you playing?

I work assume no unless you aren't gaming

Because he had a hard drive.

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why two monitors, what do you need on the second monitor that needs to be 144 Hz? 

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No, one monitor for play and the other one for other things..

What Games?

Because he had a hard drive.

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It would be very Taxing on the 970

So you say that whith a single 970 i can't play for example BF4 at 144Hz whith no dropped frames?

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