S Shrive22 Reputable Sep 4, 2015 64 0 4,630 May 19, 2016 #1 Can I run dual monitors with an i5 4460 and a 970? DVI-D and HDMI. 120hz and 60hz 1 monitor for gaming, the other for youtube, google, etc...
Can I run dual monitors with an i5 4460 and a 970? DVI-D and HDMI. 120hz and 60hz 1 monitor for gaming, the other for youtube, google, etc...
Solution k1114 May 19, 2016 You can just hook them both to the 970 which supports up to 4 monitors. Without anything intensive in the background, it won't affect fps.
You can just hook them both to the 970 which supports up to 4 monitors. Without anything intensive in the background, it won't affect fps.
Rabmac Reputable Nov 29, 2015 1,325 0 5,960 May 19, 2016 #2 In short, Yes just make sure the monitors have the same connections as your GTX 970 and you will be fine. Upvote 0 Downvote
In short, Yes just make sure the monitors have the same connections as your GTX 970 and you will be fine.
S Shrive22 Reputable Sep 4, 2015 64 0 4,630 May 19, 2016 #4 greens : yeah no problem Would I experience any/much FPS drop? Upvote 0 Downvote
T Traciatim Distinguished Nov 11, 2006 2,057 0 20,460 May 19, 2016 #5 Shrive22 : Would I experience any/much FPS drop? Unless you plan on actually gaming across the two monitors then no. Just having a second monitor attached and displaying your desktop or with a website or video open is barely noticeable. Upvote 0 Downvote
Shrive22 : Would I experience any/much FPS drop? Unless you plan on actually gaming across the two monitors then no. Just having a second monitor attached and displaying your desktop or with a website or video open is barely noticeable.
k1114 Titan May 2, 2010 14,240 93 75,540 May 19, 2016 Solution #6 You can just hook them both to the 970 which supports up to 4 monitors. Without anything intensive in the background, it won't affect fps. Upvote 0 Downvote Solution
You can just hook them both to the 970 which supports up to 4 monitors. Without anything intensive in the background, it won't affect fps.