How many monitor I can hook to this graphic card?
773565
Anthony, I don't know where Messer was getting their info, but the 600 series can actually drive 4 displays and does so flexibly. It is not required that they all share a common resolution either, refresh rate, etc. You can connect any 4 displays of different resolutions.
773566
It supports 4 monitors. However only 3 of the monitors will display your game during multi-monitor gaming, whereas the forth monitor will just display something else.
1681041
I dont see why not.. HDMI, Display port, DVI-I and DVI-d... should support four... Not 100% sure but I have one on DVI-I and HDMI.. so i dont see any reason it wouldnt..Looked into it further.. yes it will support 3.. even up to 4.... http://www.geforce.com/hardware/desktop-gpus/geforce-gtx-660/specifications
367607
Yes, you can run multiple displays. I bought the card primarily so that I could connect HDMI cable from the card to the monitor using HDMI port. I would suggest using the HDMI and the DVI ports on the card to the monitors, NOT the VGA port which would have the least video quality / resolutions support unless you do not have any monitors with HDMI connecitons. Then you will have to use VGA port.
1830161
I am using only two monitors but I would guess that three are fine. The card has only two DVI ports and one extra HDMI and probably works like any other single card (that is two monitors). I would be worried about the power input but that is a different issue.
751370
It should be able to do so. You may need to buy a splitter though. If you have 3 monitors you may consider running 2 from the video card and the third from your motherboard's onboard graphics card if you have one. Otherwise the hardware on the motherboard is just going to waste anyway.
1736612
I recently just set mine up last night. I am using 3 monitors and had to go into the BIOS and enable onboard video to get the 3rd monitor to work. 2 of my monitors are plugged into the Video Card using 1 DVI and 1 HDMI and the 3rd is plugged into onboard DVI. Im assuming you could use the extra onboard VGA to hook up a 4th monitor if you needed to. If you didn't want to use VGA then you would have to install a 2nd video card in the machine.
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hi,i just have 2 monitors, but 3 monitors in surround+1monitor on something else seems to be possible, nvidia has some explanations about how to do it, i have never set up that kind of configuration, hope i could help morehttp://www.geforce.com/whats-new/guides/how-to-correctly-configure-geforce-gtx-680-surround#1
1450885
Yes, you can hook up two monitors at the same time. It has two HDMIs and one DVI.
2107668
There is a VGA, HDNI and DVI port on the back graphics card.We are only driving a 26' monitor, so I don't know if it drive multiple monitors.
1662272
No, unfortunately this card will not support 3 monitors. You can use 2 monitors , however, if you choose to play any high graphic games such as WoW the card will over work itself and may cause it to error out on both monitors. What you would need is a 1G graphics card, most of them will support 3 monitors. Hope this helps.
733921
Hi Saul,Yes this card can support up to four monitors on one card. I currently run three monitors two plugged in DVI and one Display port.
823956
2 HDMI, (one on video card and on on the computer) 3 USB 3 ports, 5 USB 2 ports. 3 video ports. I'm able to run 4 monitors.
751367
It can support up to four. However, your monitors must accept mini display port, dvi, and hdmi.
1758650
Yes, this card will support up to 3 displays but the 3rd display must be ran on the cards DisplayPort connection. To run 2 monitors you can use either of the DVI ports and the HDMI port or both DVI ports.
1473847
It supports up to three monitors simultaneously via DVI, HDMI, and DP. It should be plenty fast for any games you may play as long as you dial down the details to Medium and run the resolution around 720P.
1523001
Typically that is a question of your video card and not of your motherboard. Most video cards can support up to 3 monitors now though.
1761953
Yes, easily. You need no special cables or software, just a video card with 2 outputs. If a video card has 2 outputs, the normal drivers will support 2 monitors.