Any way i can link 3 monitors to an gtx 560 ti 448 cuda core

[sonors98]

Hey guys so im pretty much buying some new components for my pc but im leaving the old graphics card cos current gpu prices are insane :/

I also really need to add a 3rd monitor as im using the computer more for browsing lots of pages at the same time than playing games

Components im buying : Motherboard : B150M-D2V DDR3
CPU : i7-7700 4.2 ghz
PSU - CM MasterWatt 600W
RAM - Kingston 8 GB 1866 MHZ
and a monitor

 

[kanewolf]

Not according to NVIDIA documentation -- https://www.nvidia.com/content/geforce-gtx/gtx_560_user_guide.pdf TWO monitors max on a single card.

 

[sonors98]

Not according to NVIDIA documentation -- https://www.nvidia.com/content/geforce-gtx/gtx_560_user_guide.pdf TWO monitors max on a single card.

Can i connect the 3rd monitor with the motherboard's graphics ? Is there ANY way i can link 3 monitors ?

 

[kanewolf]

Yes you could have a third monitor connected to the motherboard. You will need to enable the Internal Graphics -- Default "Auto" in the Chipset page of the BIOS.

 

[sonors98]

Yes you could have a third monitor connected to the motherboard. You will need to enable the Internal Graphics -- Default "Auto" in the Chipset page of the BIOS.

Are u 100% sure cos if i buy the monitor i dont want it to be useless
Double check for me pls thanks again

 

[kanewolf]

Take one of your existing monitors off the graphics card and enable the onboard graphics. Connect the "second" monitor to the motherboard. If it works, then you should be able to have three monitors.

 

[madmatt30]

Be very careful with a b150 board for an i7 7700 unless the supplier can confirm its running a recent kaby lake compatible bios.

Out of the box a lot of b150 boards will not run a 7*** series kaby lake cpu.

 

[sonors98]

Be very careful with a b150 board for an i7 7700 unless the supplier can confirm its running a recent kaby lake compatible bios.

Out of the box a lot of b150 boards will not run a 7*** series kaby lake cpu.

The supplier told me that the i7 will run on it i really dont know if i should slap another 80 euros to get like a MSI Z270-A PRO that he suggested me