Running a display off an external graphics card?

[soledragoon3065]

my computer is an Acer Aspire E 15 E5-575-74rc and I have two monitors plugged in and working the only problem is that my 4g of integrated graphics get gobbled up by these two monitors so I was wondering if there was a way of maybe using an external graphics card to run them and keep my laptop's graphics for my laptop or if there's another solution pls respond!

My Laptop's Specs

 

[jojesa]

You could get an external GPU casing (like Alienware Graphics Amplifier ) with built in PSU and install any compatible GPU.
You could run as many displays as the GPU will allow. It could get expensive depending of case and GPU you select.

Another solution could be to get a more powerful system that could handle the displays you need.

 

[ikaz]

One of the main issue with external GPU cases are the costs, it maybe better to look into purchasing a more powerful laptop or even a cheap refurbished workstation to use at home as I doubt your hauling around 2-3 monitors with your laptop.

 

[soledragoon3065]

You could get an external GPU casing (like Alienware Graphics Amplifier ) with built in PSU and install any compatible GPU.
You could run as many displays as the GPU will allow. It could get expensive depending of case and GPU you select.

Another solution could be to get a more powerful system that could handle the displays you need.

ok but doesn't that only work with Alienware computers I have an Acer

 

[jojesa]

ok but doesn't that only work with Alienware computers I have an Acer

The Alienware has a proprietary connection so you will have to get an external GPU enclosure with USB 3 support.