- Jul 4, 2013
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Hi all,
I'm Waldo, and I'm following you for about 2 years. I type from Italy and I apologize for all the errors I'm gonna do with the english language. However, you're doing a fantastic and very usefull job! thanks from the millions of unregistered people who are enjoying the devotion you put in all this, seriously!
Now my first answer on this forum.
I have to monitor from 16 to 24 webpages at the same time, in Win 7 x64 environment. No big deals: no games, no 3d applications, just a lot of browser's pages. To do this, I was thinking to use 4 or 6 fullHD tv-monitor in extended desktop mode: with the 1920x1080 resolution, I could easily open and view 4 webpages simultaneously on each one. The problem is: I need a huge advise about how to connect 6 monitors to 1, 2, or even 3 desktop pc.
So, the 1 million's answer is: how can I do this with the smallest budget (not considering the tv-monitors)?
Now the already done observations:
1) I'm aware of the Firepro ATI technology but, even if controlling 6 monitors with just one video card is a cool solution, I think I spend less assembling 3 small pc than buying a firepro video-card (plus several DisplayPort-HDMI adapters). Please advise me if I'm wrong.
2) I could mount 2 or 3 dedicated video card on a capable motherboard (with 2 or 3 PciE x16 slots), but how can I view all the monitors in 1920x1080 display resolution? And how much I'm gonna spend for this solution, assuming I have to build a complete pc (always with the tiniest budget!) from nothing?
3) I could assemble 3 small pc with AMD APU technologies (due to the better integrated GPU), connecting 2 monitor directly to a couple of HDMI mobo's outputs without any dedicated video card, but: is there a mobo with 2 integrated HDMI port? Does this mobo guarantee me the fullHD resolution for both monitors?
I apologise for my verbosity, and I beg you to indulge in finding a low cost solution. Thanks!
I'm Waldo, and I'm following you for about 2 years. I type from Italy and I apologize for all the errors I'm gonna do with the english language. However, you're doing a fantastic and very usefull job! thanks from the millions of unregistered people who are enjoying the devotion you put in all this, seriously!
Now my first answer on this forum.
I have to monitor from 16 to 24 webpages at the same time, in Win 7 x64 environment. No big deals: no games, no 3d applications, just a lot of browser's pages. To do this, I was thinking to use 4 or 6 fullHD tv-monitor in extended desktop mode: with the 1920x1080 resolution, I could easily open and view 4 webpages simultaneously on each one. The problem is: I need a huge advise about how to connect 6 monitors to 1, 2, or even 3 desktop pc.
So, the 1 million's answer is: how can I do this with the smallest budget (not considering the tv-monitors)?
Now the already done observations:
1) I'm aware of the Firepro ATI technology but, even if controlling 6 monitors with just one video card is a cool solution, I think I spend less assembling 3 small pc than buying a firepro video-card (plus several DisplayPort-HDMI adapters). Please advise me if I'm wrong.
2) I could mount 2 or 3 dedicated video card on a capable motherboard (with 2 or 3 PciE x16 slots), but how can I view all the monitors in 1920x1080 display resolution? And how much I'm gonna spend for this solution, assuming I have to build a complete pc (always with the tiniest budget!) from nothing?
3) I could assemble 3 small pc with AMD APU technologies (due to the better integrated GPU), connecting 2 monitor directly to a couple of HDMI mobo's outputs without any dedicated video card, but: is there a mobo with 2 integrated HDMI port? Does this mobo guarantee me the fullHD resolution for both monitors?
I apologise for my verbosity, and I beg you to indulge in finding a low cost solution. Thanks!
ok, thanks a lot.
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