Can I use this for back to back monitor displays?
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If you mean can you mount a forward facing monitor and also have one facing backwards, then the answer is no. There is a channel at the back that runs the entire length of the upright post. There is a notch on the collar that holds the monitors. This notch fits onto the channel on the post and does not allow the collar to rotate round the post. Both collars can only face forward. Without the channel/notch, it would be possible to locate both monitors on the back of the post. This would be unstable as the feet of the stand only protrude forwards, so would be likely to tip backwards if both monitors we positioned to the rear. If you mean can you mount a forward facing monitor and also have one facing backwards, then the answer is no. There is a channel at the back that runs the entire length of the upright post. There is a notch on the collar that holds the monitors. This notch fits onto the channel on the post and does not allow the collar to rotate round the post. Both collars can only face forward. Without the channel/notch, it would be possible to locate both monitors on the back of the post. This would be unstable as the feet of the stand only protrude forwards, so would be likely to tip... » Read More If you mean can you mount a forward facing monitor and also have one facing backwards, then the answer is no. There is a channel at the back that runs the entire length of the upright post. There is a notch on the collar that holds the monitors. This notch fits onto the channel on the post and does not allow the collar to rotate round the post. Both collars can only face forward. Without the channel/notch, it would be possible to locate both monitors on the back of the post. This would be unstable as the feet of the stand only protrude forwards, so would be likely to tip backwards if both monitors we positioned to the rear. « Show Less
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Ya that's possible, but probably wouldn't use more than 2 displays on it. YMMV
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Yes you can, providing that you are currently using HDMI connections between your computer and your monitor. I am using mine to switch between a PC, a Tivo box and a Roku box.
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The answer is yes you can use multiple monitors with this video card. on the video card there's an VGA, HDMI , and a DVI connector. even if you use up 1 of those 3 ports on the back of the card there are adapters that you can get for your monitor cable to the back of the other port on the video card. Also 1 of the best multi monitor programs out there is called: display fusion pro. Windows 7 does support dual monitors but display fusion pro ados a whole lot more features to it. Hope this helps.www.DHCS.org
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The back of the tower has one hdmi port, and one vga port. I hooked up dual monitors (both the same) using an hdmi to vga adapter. I suppose you can hook up anything as long as you can find an adapter to make the second port work.
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Yes. As long as your cables are long enough. Once connected you can configure both displays from laptop.
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Yes but it would only show like a second monitor....same image on the ones attached to this.
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I wouldn't think that will work. There is only one 15 pin video connector per input or output. I cant rule out doing a USB to video adapter as monitor 2 and using the usb switch in the KVM, but that sound pretty complicated. they do make dual display KVM-just do a search. This is not a dual display unit.
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Never used it that way but I have with other windows systems. There is only one old fashion type monitor port. If one of your monitors works with a usb port I would think it would not be a problem.
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Yes, absolutely! Each set of two arms slides over the vertical post, so you can simply use just one of the two sets of arms if you only have two monitors.
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Yes you can but you will need an HDMI to DVI cable for the second monitor. This is how mine is set up
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Yup, answer below is correct. This will work for mini-displayport to 1 device whether DVI HDMI or regular DP. This does not support multi-device output.
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Please note yes you can use any other computer monitor to plug in to the back of the system.From Sixto Lopez Retired Security Field Supv.&Assistant Office E/I
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As this monitor works just like any other monitor, technically yes. However there is a notable 1 or 2 inch wide border that would lessen your enjoyment of a side by side monitor setup. The gap between two of these monitors will be larger than a more orthodox choice of monitors.
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Yes you can use dual monitors with it. bear in mind that the video card has the correct pin configuration. It is not the standard VGA connection to the computer
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I'm not sure if this will do exactly what you want, but some of my users use an application called "UltraMon" to assist in our multiple monitor environment. Google it for details.
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I have not found this to be possible - only two at a time.I typically do 2 DVI or 1 DVI + HDMI.
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Yes it can. I have purchased several of these for our office and they work great with dual monitors. You have to be sure to get the e-port plus. It has two DVI ports and it supports extended display, and mirroring.