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jonnyyyl
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Am trying to build an ITX workstation build, which will be connected to at least 4 4k screens. The trouble is finding a nvidia GPU at a reasonable price that is low heat, and/or quiet, or alternatively fanless. No gaming, probably just Youtube... 

 

Any suggestions?

Thanks in advance

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4k

4 display outputs

cheap

probably not a thing..

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2 minutes ago, jonnyyyl said:

Am trying to build an ITX workstation build, which will be connected to at least 4 4k screens. The trouble is finding a nvidia GPU at a reasonable price that is low heat, and/or quiet, or alternatively fanless. No gaming, probably just Youtube... 

 

Any suggestions?

Thanks in advance

The 1060 has 3 displayports and a hdmi connection.

 

Workstation for watching youtube???

What do you do for a living?

 

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Cheapest GPU with support for 4 4k display outputs: RX 470. 

 

Cheapest Nvidia GPU with 4 4k display outputs: GTX 970 

 

Personal recommendation: GTX 1060. 

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1 hour ago, jonnyyyl said:

Am trying to build an ITX workstation build, which will be connected to at least 4 4k screens. The trouble is finding a nvidia GPU at a reasonable price that is low heat, and/or quiet, or alternatively fanless. No gaming, probably just Youtube... 

 

Any suggestions?

Thanks in advance

4k cheap no

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1 hour ago, Shubham Yadav said:

Cheapest GPU with support for 4 4k display outputs: RX 470. 

 

Cheapest Nvidia GPU with 4 4k display outputs: GTX 970 

 

Personal recommendation: GTX 1060. 

not gaming waste of money

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1 hour ago, jonnyyyl said:

Am trying to build an ITX workstation build, which will be connected to at least 4 4k screens. The trouble is finding a nvidia GPU at a reasonable price that is low heat, and/or quiet, or alternatively fanless. No gaming, probably just Youtube... 

 

Any suggestions?

Thanks in advance

nothing ti se here

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Just now, masterkickass7 said:

not gaming waste of money

What do you mean? I recommended him a 1060 because of the decode capabilities of pascal and the native 4k 12bit HEVC support. He is building a high end HTPC. 

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1 minute ago, masterkickass7 said:

if u got a 950 it would do 4k video but no gaming 

950 can't output to 4 4k displays. 

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You won't find anything for less than 250$

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30 minutes ago, masterkickass7 said:

not gaming waste of money

Low end gpus cannot handle 4k, nor monitor setups beyond 3, it is not a waste of money if it is a necessity.  

 

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How about this:

1 x 34 ultrawide 

2 or 3 x dell  2560 x 1440 monitors...

 

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Actually my original statement is probably against the community standards in some way shape or form. 

 

Biting my tongue on this one.

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