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mads1997

Hey guys I have a system with a r9 390. but i have spottet a really good deal on a 7950. and i would like to know if i can use the r9 390 for my main 144hz gaming monitor. and then the 7950 for runiing livesteam, youtube and so on using my 2 other screens while gaming on 390 using main monitor 144hz?

 

thank you in advance and gretings Mads

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Yes you can

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so if i buy the card an plug it into my exsisting system it will registere and work fine. as long as i plug the t other monitors into the new card? thenit will take care of whats shown on the monitores? 

 

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6 minutes ago, mads1997 said:

so if i buy the card an plug it into my exsisting system it will registere and work fine. as long as i plug the t other monitors into the new card? thenit will take care of whats shown on the monitores? 

 

Yeah, I believe that is how it works. But not sure entirely.

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okay thanks :) but can anyone confirm what dexxterlab97 just said i would appreciate it:) 

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