- Sep 23, 2016
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Hey there, I just bought 2 1080p monitors from Amazon (HP Pavilion 21.5 inch) to go along with my AOC 21.5 inch (all thin bezel) and they will be arriving tomorrow. My PC specs are as follows:
CPU: i5-6500
RAM: 16 GB DDR4-2133
MOBO: MSI H110M
GPU: MSI GTX 1060 X (3GB Version, was on a budget)
240GB SSD / 1 TB HDD
I was wondering if my PC, primarily the GTX 1060 X 3 GB would be able to survive on triple monitor setup? Really the ONLY Game I play is World of Warcraft on my Demon Hunter for raiding and all that other jazz. The other reason why I am getting the triple monitor set up rather than a single 4K is because of productivity, I am a college student and being single monitor with 2-4 Word documents, 10+ google chrome tabs, notes here and there, separate windows for quizzes/exams gets pretty tiring / vexing trying to alt-tab through everything. I've already had a duo-monitor set up in the past and I didn't feel like it was enough, so I went ahead and bought the 2 extra HP monitors, with 2 HDMI to DP cables.
The other game(s) I've been playing more recently (which I won't be playing in triple setup) is Hearthstone, Dungeon Defenders 2, CSGO, and No Mans Sky.
I can run WoW on Ultra just fine at over 100+ FPS even though I don't need that, and I don't mind going down in graphics if triple monitor set up/nvidia surround requires that. Just need to get a baseline reading / some general thoughts from other people before they arrive tomorrow.
Thanks!
CPU: i5-6500
RAM: 16 GB DDR4-2133
MOBO: MSI H110M
GPU: MSI GTX 1060 X (3GB Version, was on a budget)
240GB SSD / 1 TB HDD
I was wondering if my PC, primarily the GTX 1060 X 3 GB would be able to survive on triple monitor setup? Really the ONLY Game I play is World of Warcraft on my Demon Hunter for raiding and all that other jazz. The other reason why I am getting the triple monitor set up rather than a single 4K is because of productivity, I am a college student and being single monitor with 2-4 Word documents, 10+ google chrome tabs, notes here and there, separate windows for quizzes/exams gets pretty tiring / vexing trying to alt-tab through everything. I've already had a duo-monitor set up in the past and I didn't feel like it was enough, so I went ahead and bought the 2 extra HP monitors, with 2 HDMI to DP cables.
The other game(s) I've been playing more recently (which I won't be playing in triple setup) is Hearthstone, Dungeon Defenders 2, CSGO, and No Mans Sky.
I can run WoW on Ultra just fine at over 100+ FPS even though I don't need that, and I don't mind going down in graphics if triple monitor set up/nvidia surround requires that. Just need to get a baseline reading / some general thoughts from other people before they arrive tomorrow.
Thanks!
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