Multiple Monitor Setup

[matiasht]

Hello everyone!

So here's my situation; I have a monitor connected to DVI, and a TV connected via HDMI and they are always duplicate content, both at 1080p.

I would like to add a 15.6" 720p monitor in order to be able to do or see other stuff while playing on the main one. Can this type of set-up be accomplished while using Windows 10? (latest edition and updates). Will there be any type of trouble due to the fact that the monitor I want to add is for a different resolution?

Any advise will be well-taken

Thanks in advance,

Regards

 

[matiasht]

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Question from matiasht : "Multiple Monitor Setup"

Hello everyone!

So here's my situation; I have a monitor connected to DVI, and a TV connected via HDMI and they are always duplicate content, both at 1080p.

I would like to add a 15.6" 720p monitor in order to be able to do or see other stuff while playing on the main one. Can this type of set-up be accomplished while using Windows 10? (latest edition and updates). Will there be any type of trouble due to the fact that the monitor I want to add is for a different resolution?

Any advise will be well-taken

Thanks in advance,

Regards

 

[k1114]

Different res is fine, it doesn't make a difference. Most gpus can do 3 displays but what gpu do you have?

 

[geofelt]

To see different windows, you need to set up the monitors as expanded desktop.
There is no problem with different resolutions.
When you move a window from one to the other, the size will change, but it will function normally.

 

[matiasht]

Thank you everyone for answering!

I have a GTX 1060 6GB video card, so it should take care of it. But as stated before, will I be able to accomplish said setup? The TV and the Monitor #1 (both 1080p), duplicating content, and then then monitor #2 (720p), extended to monitor #1?

 

[k1114]

Yes, any combination of duplicating and extending can be used. Well as long as duplicates are the same res.