[KalOwns]

I wonder if it is worth it? My graphics card supports 1 HDMI, 1 DVI, so I think I can connect 2 screens to my computer, but what I am not sure about is will I be able to see a good amount of difference comparing to 2 VCD?. I barely play games, most of the times, I use it for watching downloaded movies or multi tasking ( reason why I need 2 monitors). One last thing to mention, 22" is TOO big for me, 17" is maximum and 15" is perfect =)

- My graphics card = NVIDIA GeForce 550
- My power supply = Thermal take 600 watts

Thanks in advance =)

Edited by KalOwns, 29 December 2011 - 09:09 PM.

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Hi KalOwns
Can you provide your video card and PSU (power supply unit) details, brand and model name or number please.

[phillpower2]

Hi KalOwns
Can you provide your video card and PSU (power supply unit) details, brand and model name or number please.

[KalOwns]

Oh, sorry I forgot about that. It is NVIDIA GeForce 550. My power supply is 600 watts Thermaltake

Edited by KalOwns, 29 December 2011 - 09:09 PM.

[phillpower2]

Thanks for the update, your card and PSU are fine for what you require.
Just a pointer for the future a video card with 2GB of memory is better for 3 or more displays or a single display larger than 32".