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I have a 180ti in my PC and I try to make use of my old 1060. What I'm basically planing is connecting a ultra wide 4k 144hz an 2 more monitores. I would like to somehow use my 1060 to save some fps. Physx doesn't seem like a option. Thought about using one to monitors an one to game then realized it makes no sense. Any ideas guys?

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connect all the monitors that are not for gaming to the 1060 and you will save a couple of fps 

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afaik, and by personal experience, there's little to no difference in performance when running extra monitors while using 1 to game.

I ran a triple monitor setup, gaming on the central one, and noticed no performance issues with a 980ti or 1080

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1 minute ago, shadowbyte said:

wat

afaik, and by personal experience, there's little to no difference in performance when running extra monitors while using 1 to game.

I ran a triple monitor setup, gaming on the central one, and noticed no performance issues with a 980ti or 1080

well the extra screens do use a bit of vram...

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Just now, firelighter487 said:

well the extra screens do use a bit of vram...

he has a 1080ti, so it's a nonissue 

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12 minutes ago, shadowbyte said:

he has a 1080ti, so it's a nonissue 

true, but, "the screens make no difference" is not true. in his case maybe, but other people read this too.. who might not have 10+ gigs of vram.

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Yea thx thought about this as well. But just from the logic ( maybe you guys know this) if I run obs recording over the nvidia GPU chip on my 1080ti, I only would be able to record stuff shown on monitors connected to the 1080ti. Right? What if I use my CPU as encoder would I be able to show everything on all screens? I would just try it but I need some knowledge before buying overpriced g sync monitores. Xp

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1 hour ago, xxerbexx said:

I have a 180ti in my PC and I try to make use of my old 1060. What I'm basically planing is connecting a ultra wide 4k 144hz an 2 more monitores. I would like to somehow use my 1060 to save some fps. Physx doesn't seem like a option. Thought about using one to monitors an one to game then realized it makes no sense. Any ideas guys?

Sell the 1060, using it for anything else isn’t worth it.

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