GPU for dual monitor office PC

[Johnny Hargrave]

Hi Guys,

I am looking for some advice again,

I am looking to install a GPU in my office PC to run 2 screens.

I work in a Double Glazing company and would like to have two screens working simultaneously, there wont be anything heavy running just Word, Excel, Outlook etc, A lot of the time I use 2 or 3 programs at the one time for orders, receipts, plans etc, so it would be nice being able to look at both at the same time rather than switching between 4 times for each quote i am doing.

i have 2 monitors already at 1024x768 if that makes a difference.

Also cheaper the better.

Thanks

 

[noriel]

You can have GT730, it is cheap and will do the job. You just need to have the right vga connectors for your monitors (DVI/HDMI/VGA) then you are good to go... http://www.geforce.com/hardware/desktop-gpus/geforce-gt-730/product-images

 

[giantbucket]

onboard!
or any graphics card made in the last 10 years

 

[bicycle_repair_man]

Just use the onboard graphics of the CPU or motherboard. There's no need for a dedicated graphics card.

 

[Johnny Hargrave]

Thanks for replies,

I have been searching round a bit more, would the gt210 do?

My PC has a relatively old Dell mobo with only one VGA output.

 

[noriel]

Thanks for replies,

I have been searching round a bit more, would the gt210 do?

My PC has a relatively old Dell mobo with only one VGA output.

Yes! any gpu with two ports on it will do.. you just need to have the needed vga connectors for those ports (vga/hdmi/dvi)