Can a single graphics card handle multiple monitors with different frequencies?

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I have a GeForce GTX 960 video and two DELL U2412M monitors (1920 x 1200). These are 60Hz monitors. They are great monitors, but not built for gaming. They are connected via DisplayPort.

If I add a 21:9 freesync gaming monitor (to the 3rd DisplayPort output), do I need to worry about the GPU trying to refresh the screens at different rates?
 
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Just as you can have different res, you can have different hz. The gpu knows the monitor's capabilities and sends a different signal to it. The 960 supports up to 4 monitors and has plenty of power to run multiple 4k monitors (not gaming) although that would be limited by its connections.
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Just as you can have different res, you can have different hz. The gpu knows the monitor's capabilities and sends a different signal to it. The 960 supports up to 4 monitors and has plenty of power to run multiple 4k monitors (not gaming) although that would be limited by its connections.
 
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