- Feb 19, 2013
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My office wants to go paperless and switch to multi-monitor setups. Since I'm the only one in the office with experience building or even upgrading PCs figuring out how to get this done became my job.
We have Dell Optiplex PCs with i5-4590 CPUs. There will be no gaming or graphics work done on these PCs. We just want to be able to do typical office work across dual 1080p monitors. I know that the Dell PSUs are not suitable for most GPUs so we need something that can draw all the power necessary from the motherboard.
With me being a PC gamer at home the first thing that came to mind was the GTX 750Ti or 1050 since they don't require PCIe power cables. Both of these probably provide quite a bit more performance than we need though.
Is there a cheaper option from Nvidia or AMD that is capable of driving two 1080p monitors for general office work without requiring a PCIe cable. We need to buy a lot of these to cover each PC so the cheaper the better.
We have Dell Optiplex PCs with i5-4590 CPUs. There will be no gaming or graphics work done on these PCs. We just want to be able to do typical office work across dual 1080p monitors. I know that the Dell PSUs are not suitable for most GPUs so we need something that can draw all the power necessary from the motherboard.
With me being a PC gamer at home the first thing that came to mind was the GTX 750Ti or 1050 since they don't require PCIe power cables. Both of these probably provide quite a bit more performance than we need though.
Is there a cheaper option from Nvidia or AMD that is capable of driving two 1080p monitors for general office work without requiring a PCIe cable. We need to buy a lot of these to cover each PC so the cheaper the better.
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