- Aug 21, 2014
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I always rely on onboard video card but lately I have to install one.
Many of the very expensive cards can run 4 display at the same time. This is the part of the specs that I don't understand.
How does this work? Is it something equivalent to 4 computers and on each display it can run its own independent apps? Or is it still one PC but instead of running apps in the background, it put the background apps in the other monitors? Since there is only one mouse and keyboard, how do you move from monitor 1 to 2 or 3 or 4? It will be the biggest surprise of my life if somebody will tell me that each monitor gets its own independent mouse and keyboard like it's 4 independent computers.
Pardon me for these noob questions.
Many of the very expensive cards can run 4 display at the same time. This is the part of the specs that I don't understand.
How does this work? Is it something equivalent to 4 computers and on each display it can run its own independent apps? Or is it still one PC but instead of running apps in the background, it put the background apps in the other monitors? Since there is only one mouse and keyboard, how do you move from monitor 1 to 2 or 3 or 4? It will be the biggest surprise of my life if somebody will tell me that each monitor gets its own independent mouse and keyboard like it's 4 independent computers.
Pardon me for these noob questions.
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