- Dec 29, 2014
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So I'm deciding at monitors I want to buy but also need to have an idea of what my graphics card will support.
My scenario, I'm a PC and console gamer, need two monitors and looking at buying two asus VG248QE monitors, one mainly PC, other for PC unless I have my console in use, yes I know consoles only output 60hz but I do use both monitors for PC a lot and want them to both be the same model on a dual monitor stand.
Will my single GTX 970 handle two of these monitors running at 1920x1080 at 144hz, I will only use one monitor for PC gaming anyway unless that changes in the future, but will want both monitors to be set to 144hz for my PC, then the second monitor will be connected to console over hdmi so refresh rates will auto change by port?
My Graphics Card -
Will my GPU be able to do this with no problems? Ask for more detail if needed
My scenario, I'm a PC and console gamer, need two monitors and looking at buying two asus VG248QE monitors, one mainly PC, other for PC unless I have my console in use, yes I know consoles only output 60hz but I do use both monitors for PC a lot and want them to both be the same model on a dual monitor stand.
Will my single GTX 970 handle two of these monitors running at 1920x1080 at 144hz, I will only use one monitor for PC gaming anyway unless that changes in the future, but will want both monitors to be set to 144hz for my PC, then the second monitor will be connected to console over hdmi so refresh rates will auto change by port?
My Graphics Card -
Will my GPU be able to do this with no problems? Ask for more detail if needed
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