can i use 3 monitors if i use 2 in NVIDA Geforce 9500GT and the 3rd in USB 2.0 graphics card extend? when i tried it computer wouldnt load uo and it told me plug monitor cable into integrated video connector. I have a pentium 4 CPU 3 GHz 2G ram computer
You'll need a 2nd graphics card for a 3rd (and/or 4th) monitor, or a dual-GPU card w/ quad-display, to run more than 2 monitors. That is, unless your motherboard happens to have on-board video. In which case, you could use it to output to a 3rd monitor.
I should also add, I honestly don't have a clue what you're talking about in reference to that USB graphics card extend... Can you provide a link to it or it's product information?
You'll need a 2nd graphics card for a 3rd (and/or 4th) monitor, or a dual-GPU card w/ quad-display, to run more than 2 monitors. That is, unless your motherboard happens to have on-board video. In which case, you could use it to output to a 3rd monitor.
I should also add, I honestly don't have a clue what you're talking about in reference to that USB graphics card extend... Can you provide a link to it or it's product information?
Google maybe?
Well the simple thing to ask would be does the op know if his psu can handle it? wouldn't the draw of sli'd cards even those cheap ones kill any normal 300-350w psu...his wattage may even be lower considering it is a p4
Well the simple thing to ask would be does the op know if his psu can handle it? wouldn't the draw of sli'd cards even those cheap ones kill any normal 300-350w psu...his wattage may even be lower considering it is a p4
Extend though? Why say extend? Meh... The wording totally threw me. Saying extend like that just made me think he was talking about some kind of device that magically gave an internal card extended output through USB or something along those lines... LOL
You could add a PCI video card to the system if it's not a dual-PCI-Express motherboard.
Message edited by RazberyBandit on 04-22-2009 at 01:06:32 PM
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