3 monitor problem


  1. Posts : 1
    Windows 7 Home 64bit
       #1

    3 monitor problem


    Having just purchased a 1080p LED to be used as a 3rd monitor as well as for freeview HD, I have
    discovered my 2 laptop graphics cards only allow 2 monitors to be set up.

    Intel HD graphics 3000
    Geforce GT 540m

    Samsung RF 711

    Laptop + 2 external monitors - currently 1 monitor (1920x1200) via hdmi - 2nd via vga which was
    detected, but unable to use all 3 displays together.

    After looking for possible solutions, several people with the same problem claimed a usb - hdmi converter gave them a 3rd independent display.

    Something like this:

    ClimaxDigital CUH350 USB 3.0/2.0 to HDMI: Amazon.co.uk: Electronics

    I have also heard there are no guarantees this would work.

    Anybody care to advise me on whether to purchase one?

    I only need the 3rd monitor for displaying documents and such while working, so not to be used for
    video or gaming.

    Thanks.
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  2. Posts : 117
    Windows 7 profesional
       #2

    I have heard of the USB to HDMI adapters and I know that they can work. I can not say whether or not that specific one would work for you. I would do some research on USB to HDMI adapters and see which ones have the best reviews and are compatible with your laptop. Not for sure but the USB adapter might only duplicate your main screen, not extend it, so you might not be able to achieve what you are looking to do. Again, I don't know for sure just my 2 cents.
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