Its dual monitor, similar setup to my laptop. Either one external+internal or two externals.
is there a card that can handle all three? if yes what would be my cheapest option
No, you cannot replace the GPU in that model of laptop, its part of the motherboard. The only laptops where you can replace the GPU are the really high end gaming laptops.
forgive my greeness but can I add a second card in order to achieve my goal
Afraid not. I ran into the same thing as I was learning with the laptop I am stuck using for gaming.
Really difficult to say. NVIDIA only says multi monitor = yes and i couldn't find anything limitations at the hp site. If you switch the outputs with the hotkey, do you get any hints, like 1,2,3, all?
Really difficult to say. NVIDIA only says multi monitor = yes and i couldn't find anything limitations at the hp site. If you switch the outputs with the hotkey, do you get any hints, like 1,2,3, all?
it will list all 3 moniters but when I try to check the one that says number 3 it say this gpu supports 2 diplays I do not know how to switch outputs with a hotkey I am very green at this
Its dual monitor, similar setup to my laptop. Either one external+internal or two externals.
is there a card that can handle all three? if yes what would be my cheapest option
No, you cannot replace the GPU in that model of laptop, its part of the motherboard. The only laptops where you can replace the GPU are the really high end gaming laptops.
Its dual monitor, similar setup to my laptop. Either one external+internal or two externals.
is there a card that can handle all three? if yes what would be my cheapest option
No, you cannot replace the GPU in that model of laptop, its part of the motherboard. The only laptops where you can replace the GPU are the really high end gaming laptops.
forgive my greeness but can I add a second card in order to achieve my goal
Its dual monitor, similar setup to my laptop. Either one external+internal or two externals.
is there a card that can handle all three? if yes what would be my cheapest option
No, you cannot replace the GPU in that model of laptop, its part of the motherboard. The only laptops where you can replace the GPU are the really high end gaming laptops.
forgive my greeness but can I add a second card in order to achieve my goal
Afraid not. I ran into the same thing as I was learning with the laptop I am stuck using for gaming.
Its dual monitor, similar setup to my laptop. Either one external+internal or two externals.
is there a card that can handle all three? if yes what would be my cheapest option
No, you cannot replace the GPU in that model of laptop, its part of the motherboard. The only laptops where you can replace the GPU are the really high end gaming laptops.
forgive my greeness but can I add a second card in order to achieve my goal
Afraid not. I ran into the same thing as I was learning with the laptop I am stuck using for gaming.
thank you for all your help I will be better prepared in the future