Dual monitors gaming

[GamingPc2017]

Hello guys!So I would like to ask if my pc can run dual monitors without drop frame.
My pc:
i5-4670k,gigabyte gtx 1060 6gb,power supply RM850,16gb ram.
I have an Asus VG248QE(144kHz) for gaming,and a Dell p2214h(60kHz) for searching web and other minor things.
Will my pc run without any problems?

 

[androbourne]

If you are only planning on using it for viewing the web etc... and not actually gaming on it. You shouldn't notice any FPS drops.

Now if you spread the game across both monitors. Thats another story.

 

[Hardware Brad]

You will not notice any difference adding a 2nd monitor if you are only gaming on one monitor anyway.

 

[Karadjgne]

It's hard to spread to both monitors simultaneously, almost always you game on primary, either in windowed mode or full screen, the secondary monitor is for cheater maps, directions, wiki pages etc. I've run dual monitors for years now, got duals on a 660ti and a 970,no issues, and I hate running on just 1 screen. Too much back pedaling or alt-tabbing

 

[androbourne]

I wouldn't say I havn't had any issue. For me there are some games that natively don't support duel monitor so my mouse will move to the secondary screen and minimize or mess with my game on the main screen. Going full screen doesn't fix this issue.

To resolve that, I use Duel Monitor Tools to lock my mouse onto my primary screen when I play those games.

However, that is not an FPS related problem. Just making a side note.

 

[GamingPc2017]

If you are only planning on using it for viewing the web etc... and not actually gaming on it. You shouldn't notice any FPS drops.

Now if you spread the game across both monitors. Thats another story.

No,i will play only on the 144kHz monitor.The other one just for folders and youtube or something like that.

 

[Karadjgne]

Yeah, i use wiki a lot on the secondary screen, makes gaming so much easier when following build directions or mission directions etc, especially when you have no idea where exactly you are headed lol.