- Mar 21, 2013
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I had this two monitor set up for a while now.
A GTX 670 2GB for my 1920x1080 monitor for gaming
and a HD Radeon 5770 for second monitor (Movies, youtube, etc.)
It worked perfectly the two drivers never gave me stability issues.
I recently decided to take out the Radeon 5770 and just have the external monitor connect to the GTX 670 as well to save power. and the GTX 670 2gb can handle 2 monitors just fine.
My question is
since the GTX 670 I have only has a DVI-I, 2 HDMI slots, and 1 DVI-D (digitial) slot
What should I use to connect my second screen?
Will using a DVI-I to dual VGA use the performance of that one slot?
for my second monitor I'm using a HDMI to VGA but is only giving me a 1024x768 resolution nothing higher. (1600x900 screen)
If I go higher it gives me a "Input not supported"
A GTX 670 2GB for my 1920x1080 monitor for gaming
and a HD Radeon 5770 for second monitor (Movies, youtube, etc.)
It worked perfectly the two drivers never gave me stability issues.
I recently decided to take out the Radeon 5770 and just have the external monitor connect to the GTX 670 as well to save power. and the GTX 670 2gb can handle 2 monitors just fine.
My question is
since the GTX 670 I have only has a DVI-I, 2 HDMI slots, and 1 DVI-D (digitial) slot
What should I use to connect my second screen?
Will using a DVI-I to dual VGA use the performance of that one slot?
for my second monitor I'm using a HDMI to VGA but is only giving me a 1024x768 resolution nothing higher. (1600x900 screen)
If I go higher it gives me a "Input not supported"
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