Cannot Get 3rd Monitor Working

[pythagon]

Hi,
My aim is to have a 3 monitor setup for gaming and productivity.
I am currently running 2 monitors on my graphics card. I have a 3rd TV I am trying to connect up.
My current graphics card is a Nvidia GT 210, with 1x DVI, 1x VGA and 1x HDMI. I have my monitors hooked up to the DVI and VGA.
I have my TV on my desk, and I have a HDMI connected to my graphics card, and also a VGA lead connected to the Onboard Graphics in my Mobo (both connected to TV) so I can use either or.

My graphics card only supports up to 2 monitors, which is why I am looking for another solution. I have currently tried using onboard graphics but I can't get it working - I have followed many forum posts in attempts to set it up but nothing specific to my model. I have also tried using ZoneScreen to have a network display sent to my other unused computer, plugged into the other TV HDMI port. However, this hasn't worked for me - when I try to attach a ZoneScreen display nothing happens. I have tested this going the otherway, using my unused computer as a server w/ virtual zonescreen display and main PC as a client and works fine, so not too sure what's wrong - any help would be appreciated!

Specifications:
Main PC OS: Windows 8.1 x64
Main PC Motherboard Model: MSI FM2-A55M-E33 (MS-7721)
Motherboard BIOS version: B.30
BIOS Version: Click BIOS 2
Graphics Card Model: ASUS NVidia Geforce GT 210
Monitors: 2x AOC E2070Swn
TV: Logik L19HED12
Second PC OS: Windows 7 x86
ZoneOS Version (Main PC): 1.1.13.0
ZoneOS Version (Second PC): 1.1.13.0

All graphics card drivers / bios versions / gpu control panels / generic drivers are up to date, as far as I know of.

Thank you in advance.

 

[popatim]

install a second 210

 

[pythagon]

install a second 210

Seems a simple solution, but right now I'm saving up for a GTX 650; My Mobo only has 1 PCIe solt, therefore I can't install a second cheap graphics card - why I am looking for a solution until I can get a 650 that supports up to 4 displays.

 

[popatim]

just dont expect to game across all 3 or 4 🙂

 

[popatim]

You dont have a pcie slot, If you only need business graphics then a usb graphics card is your only solution but then these go for almost as much as a gtx650 anyways...

Just wait until you can afford the 650. And make sure your new card supports the monitors you have/plan to have.