Linking 2 monitors to EVGA GTX 770

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I have 2 monitors, one is a Dell U2410 60hz and the other is a BenQ2420T 120hz. I have a Classified EVGA GTX770 card with one DVI-D, one DVI-I, one Display Port, and one HDMI port. What kind of cables do I need to link these together for multi-monitor support?
 
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You dont need any kind of special cables, you just need two cables.
For example.
One hdmi and one VGA and connect each monitor to te GPU, the software should automaticaly assume to monitors and expand them both, you can than play around in the NVIDIA control panel to see what settings you desire.

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You dont need any kind of special cables, you just need two cables.
For example.
One hdmi and one VGA and connect each monitor to te GPU, the software should automaticaly assume to monitors and expand them both, you can than play around in the NVIDIA control panel to see what settings you desire.

Hope this helps
 
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I got the BenQ as a bare monitor; no cables; Dell U2410 is connected DVD-D to DVD-D right now. What do I need to get to maximize new BenQ high refresh rate? I understand that you need to connect via HDMI? Or do I just need another DVD-D to DVD-D cable for the new monitor?
 
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Should work,
And what do you mean the benQ is a bare monitor, im not getting that o_O.
Any cables should work, even if they are diferent ends.
 
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