Does a radeon 270x supports 2 monitors at 144hz each?

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Hi
as the title says, will my gigabyte 270x support 2 monitors at 144hz? one for gaming, the other for internet, etc?
and if yes, how do i need to connect them?
thank you
 
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looking at specs it support 144htz via dual link dvi-i/dvi-d & displayport
Me personally Id consider a dual link dvi-d cable & a displayport cable- to me theyre the safest conbination - there is no discernable reason why it wont work but looking around the net I cant find anyother person running a single 144htz monitor on a 270x let alone 2.

Theoretically if has has dual-dvi & display port then yes - however a 270x is pretty much incapable of pushing more than 60fps for gaming so it becomes pretty much irrelevant.
& why on earth would you need a 144htz monitor for internet use & general desktop work??
 
my eyes can see the difference between 60hz and 100+ hz(and they hurt me😛)
i dont need more than 60fps, actually im playing only wow and i wanna have another monitor to acces internet and stuff without alt-tabing
my gigabyte(Gigabyte Radeon R9 270X GV-R927XOC-2GD) has 1 dvi-d, 1dvi-i , 1 display port and 1 hdmi
so, in which one do i have to connect the monitors and will i have 144hz on each?
 
looking at specs it support 144htz via dual link dvi-i/dvi-d & displayport
Me personally Id consider a dual link dvi-d cable & a displayport cable- to me theyre the safest conbination - there is no discernable reason why it wont work but looking around the net I cant find anyother person running a single 144htz monitor on a 270x let alone 2.

 
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You mean its not gonna run a game, that i know .
But it will run ok for movies , internet, and other things .
Btw, i dont understand why you find so shocking to have 2 monitors running at 100hz+ each?
Last time i had 2 monitors, one at 144hz and the other one at 60hz, the graphic card forced the 1st monitor to run at 60hz(meaning forcing me to game at 60hz after i was playing before at full frequency - and it is a big difference, i tell you that) ; this is why i've raised the question from this thread, to see if buying a second 144hz monitor will fix this problem , letting me have same high frequency on both.
Thx for feedback :)