The actual resolution you will set will be 5760x1080 as it's 3x 1920 but I strongly suggest you do some research on how to connect all 3 screens up before you buy.
I am no expert on multi display setups but I can tell you 2x 970s will run games just fine on 3x 1920x1080p monitors.
Off to bed now. Maybe someone can advise you better on physical connections.
Yep, each one at 1920x1080.
nVidia is notorious for being a pain for setting up multi monitors from what I can remember.
does anybody know if connecting like this will work, im thinking connecting gpu 1 by hdmi to screen one, gpu 1 to screen two by dvi and the 3rd screen by gpu 2 by dvi or hdmi (each gpu has 1 hdmi port, 1 dvi-i port, 1 dvi-d port and 1 display port)
Last edited by imaggot; 24 Oct 2014 at 20:55.
You'll have to look into multi monitor support at the nVidia website. It doesn't work like that I don't think, it's a right hassle getting a multi monitor setup with nVidia cards as I said earlier. You can't choose what ports to use, they do.
i could only find this on a google search How To Setup NVIDIA Surround on GeForce 600 Series GPUs | GeForce i know mine isnt a 600 series
I know when i set up 2 Monitors Smart TV and my 27inch Viewsonic i had to plug in the HDMI while the card was running for it to recognize the second monitor this might be the key to when you install
Have the card running and the two other monitors plug them in One by One Via HDMI if you have 2 ports if not you will have to use DVI to VGA and Hdmi in combination to get the desired result
23/24" displays will give you a little better picture quality @ 1080p than 27" monitors because of the pixel density. I only mention this if you are more interested in picture quality over screen size. Of course, there are 27" 2560x1440 displays that look absolutely amazing and that resolution is, in my opinion, quickly becoming the new HD standard.
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