Displaying three of the same images help

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Im looking to display some images at a church to some three 1080p tv's. I have a hp pavilion p7-1512 with a 1600x900 monitor. Im wondering what kind of setup can do this. More preferably maybe wireless like the chrome cast but just displaying a image or slideshow maybe. If that's not possible what other setups are available though like wires to one computer like a video splitter or something of that sorts. Help would be appreciated. This is the computerhttp://h20564.www2.hp.com/hpsc/doc/public/display?docId=emr_na-c03632804 also does the computer need any hardware upgrades to to just that?
 
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Hello. You can do it with hdmi cables via hdmi port which is most likely to be on any 1080p tv. you need a graphics card with 4 outputs, you have to install it in your system, install the drivers for it from nvidia/amd , check the options what you want, and display is ready.
edit: note that you may need some adapters aswell because gpu's mostly have only 1 hdmi output. but the tv's can have dvi-i or displayport. you have to check the tvs outputs.

GTX 960 would be a fairly nice upgrade for your system. it is capable of 4 monitors, it has very low TDP, and even good for gaming on medium/high settings if you consider. Howevery our PSU is only 300W which could be low. cpu tdp 77, gpu tdp 120 which is 200, i doubt 100watts would be...

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Hello. You can do it with hdmi cables via hdmi port which is most likely to be on any 1080p tv. you need a graphics card with 4 outputs, you have to install it in your system, install the drivers for it from nvidia/amd , check the options what you want, and display is ready.
edit: note that you may need some adapters aswell because gpu's mostly have only 1 hdmi output. but the tv's can have dvi-i or displayport. you have to check the tvs outputs.

GTX 960 would be a fairly nice upgrade for your system. it is capable of 4 monitors, it has very low TDP, and even good for gaming on medium/high settings if you consider. Howevery our PSU is only 300W which could be low. cpu tdp 77, gpu tdp 120 which is 200, i doubt 100watts would be enough for the rest of the system, so you could need a PSU upgrade aswell for 500W.

i've just read chrome cast i think you will be good with it aswell, you buy 3x chromecast hdmi tool activate your wifi, and display is ready for all 3 hdtv's
 
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Im thinking about the graphics card option but i dont want multiple monitors/tv's i just want to send the same signal to the tv's to display the same image on each tv. I wanna try it wirelessly is there any way to die it like that im aware of the graphics card option but is wireless a option?
 

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yes i think chrome cast will do it for you. you should ask their support if the tool is capable of more than 1 displays. If it is you can most likely use it for showing ppts and pictures. but don't expect much of it i'm even sceptic about 720 videos. but their support should give you a proper answer.
 

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ok