GT 710 vs Integrated for second 60hz monitor

[proawesome9000]

I have a 144hz monitor running off a gtx 1080 on my MSI gaming 7 270 motherboard. I used a gt 710 I already had to power my secondary 60hz monitor. Due to a change in parts, I had to move my gtx 1080 down a slot, and it is now pressed up against the low profile 710. So temperatures average maybe a degree or two higher, but mainly I want to remove the 710 in case I ever need a third m2 drive. (I have no hdd or ssd bays)

My question is: will I get a decrease in GPU performance on my main screen if I switch the secondary screen from my 710, removing it from the system, and plugging the secondary screen into the integrated graphics?

 

[captaincharisma]

well first we need to know what CPU you have to see what kind of integrated graphics your system has

 

[Sumo999]

I wouldn't worry bout it till you actually have to remove it, but your onboard graphics will be fine for desktop and browser while gaming on other monitor

 

[James Mason]

your 1080 has more than enough power to run a secondary monitor that's only showing videos and webpages.

 

[proawesome9000]

well first we need to know what CPU you have to see what kind of integrated graphics your system has

7700K

 

[proawesome9000]

I wouldn't worry bout it till you actually have to remove it, but your onboard graphics will be fine for desktop and browser while gaming on other monitor

Thanks, but I'm concerned about affecting performance on the primary screen, not the secondary.

 

[proawesome9000]

your 1080 has more than enough power to run a secondary monitor that's only showing videos and webpages.

I can't. Primary monitor is 144hz and secondary is 60hz

 

[James Mason]

your 1080 has more than enough power to run a secondary monitor that's only showing videos and webpages.

I can't. Primary monitor is 144hz and secondary is 60hz

Doesn't matter.
the GPU can run them at separate refresh rates.

 

[proawesome9000]

your 1080 has more than enough power to run a secondary monitor that's only showing videos and webpages.

I can't. Primary monitor is 144hz and secondary is 60hz

Doesn't matter.
the GPU can run them at separate refresh rates.

How do you achieve this because I could never get that to work

 

[James Mason]

just set them as different refresh rates in Nvidia Control Panel:

 

[proawesome9000]

just set them as different refresh rates in Nvidia Control Panel:

Okay, I see those are both displayports. I'm on Dual-link DVI. Does that cause a problem?

 

[James Mason]

just set them as different refresh rates in Nvidia Control Panel:

Okay, I see those are both displayports. I'm on Dual-link DVI. Does that cause a problem?

it shouldn't.