Thank u for your response, i heard some graphics cards have 1 VGA , 1 DVI and 1 HDMI ports. As u told (DVI-VGA) if i convert HDMI-VGA, results total 3 VGA i think. is it possible? in that case of 'working together' i actually meant that i need to display different things through these three ports. Eg:- if i sets a virtual class room, i need one display to the admin, one to the teacher and the 3rd one to projector for students at the same time.
i need 3 VGA ports on a graphics card and all these 3 ports should work together. is it possible?
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Your question is a little confusing.
Some video cards have a VGA output, and a 2nd one available via a DVI to VGA adapter if the DVI connection is DVI-I (not DVI-D).
Thus you'd need TWO such cards to run three VGA monitors. You wouldn't get a SINGLE SCREEN, but you could use a different program with each one.
If by "work together" you mean a single screen experience with the same GAME or PROGRAM split between all three monitors, then NO I don't think you'll have much luck with that.
Some video cards have a VGA output, and a 2nd one available via a DVI to VGA adapter if the DVI connection is DVI-I (not DVI-D).
Thus you'd need TWO such cards to run three VGA monitors. You wouldn't get a SINGLE SCREEN, but you could use a different program with each one.
If by "work together" you mean a single screen experience with the same GAME or PROGRAM split between all three monitors, then NO I don't think you'll have much luck with that.
Thank u for your response, i heard some graphics cards have 1 VGA , 1 DVI and 1 HDMI ports. As u told (DVI-VGA) if i convert HDMI-VGA, results total 3 VGA i think. is it possible? in that case of 'working together' i actually meant that i need to display different things through these three ports. Eg:- if i sets a virtual class room, i need one display to the admin, one to the teacher and the 3rd one to projector for students at the same time.
Thank u for your response, i heard some graphics cards have 1 VGA , 1 DVI and 1 HDMI ports. As u told (DVI-VGA) if i convert HDMI-VGA, results total 3 VGA i think. is it possible? in that case of 'working together' i actually meant that i need to display different things through these three ports. Eg:- if i sets a virtual class room, i need one display to the admin, one to the teacher and the 3rd one to projector for students at the same time.
A graphics card with 3 outputs should be able to run 3 independent display devices.
You will need to convert at least two of the outputs to VGA.
VGA is VGA
DVI-I can be converted using this http://t0.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcRDAMGJPYh78zNkoB-bnZ33xQFcQt7oly7p_X5N-D7-75lG41aBLg
DVI-D requires an active converter like this http://tinyurl.com/mcbenfj
HDMI requires an active converter like this http://www.lindy-usa.com/img/news/38191xxl.jpg
You will need to convert at least two of the outputs to VGA.
VGA is VGA
DVI-I can be converted using this http://t0.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcRDAMGJPYh78zNkoB-bnZ33xQFcQt7oly7p_X5N-D7-75lG41aBLg
DVI-D requires an active converter like this http://tinyurl.com/mcbenfj
HDMI requires an active converter like this http://www.lindy-usa.com/img/news/38191xxl.jpg
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