link 2 monitors

[moonrei]

I have a sapphire hd 6670 graphics card which has a single hdmi and a single Dvi dual link output.

If I have 2 monitors, monitor A ( newer 27 inch 1440p Monitor has multi input hdmi, dvi dual link) ) and monitor B (older 21 inch 1050p Monitor has a single dvi dual input )

What is the best way to link both monitors to my GPU so that I can utilise both monitors?

Would it be better to link monitor A by the DVI dual cable and the other monitor B by a hdmi to dvi dual link cable? Would it work?

thanks for any suggestions.

 

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Both hdmi and dvi provides the same resolution..ur new monitor connect hdmi and ur second old monitor connect it using dvi

 

[tungsten2]

Both hdmi and dvi provides the same resolution..ur new monitor connect hdmi and ur second old monitor connect it using dvi

Simple & straight to the point.

 

[yusoffb01]

if u can't run 1440p on HDMI, connect to graphics card dual link dvi, then get HDMI to dvi for old monitor

 

[mosmos]

Both hdmi and dvi provides the same resolution..ur new monitor connect hdmi and ur second old monitor connect it using dvi

but both same image output together~?

 

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but both same image output together~?

Its your choice on whether u want it to be cloned screen or extended display.

 

[noobiee]

I have a sapphire hd 6670 graphics card which has a single hdmi and a single Dvi dual link output.

If I have 2 monitors, monitor A ( newer 27 inch 1440p Monitor has multi input hdmi, dvi dual link) ) and monitor B (older 21 inch 1050p Monitor has a single dvi dual input )

What is the best way to link both monitors to my GPU so that I can utilise both monitors?

Would it be better to link monitor A by the DVI dual cable and the other monitor B by a hdmi to dvi dual link cable? Would it work?

thanks for any suggestions.

you want extended or same?

 

[mosmos]

Its your choice on whether u want it to be cloned screen or extended display.

does extended display stress the graphic card harder~?

 

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does extended display stress the graphic card harder~?

Definitely.