This GPU can support up to 4 monitors a time. Think about it. You'll be fine, your GPU won't die.

Rizmah wrote This GPU can support up to 4 monitors a time. Think about it. You'll be fine, your GPU won't die.

Thank You Question is it possible to run 2mice And 2 Keyboards for Each monitor So if a friend comes over or something : O ?

DrJoker wrote

Rizmah wrote This GPU can support up to 4 monitors a time. Think about it. You'll be fine, your GPU won't die.

Thank You Question is it possible to run 2mice And 2 Keyboards for Each monitor So if a friend comes over or something : O ?

Most likely not, but i am not sure.

DrJoker wrote Thank You Question is it possible to run 2mice And 2 Keyboards for Each monitor So if a friend comes over or something : O ?

No. You plug your mouse and keyboard into the system not the monitor. So yes you can plug two in, but they won't operate independently of each other.

DrJoker wrote

Rizmah wrote This GPU can support up to 4 monitors a time. Think about it. You'll be fine, your GPU won't die.

Thank You Question is it possible to run 2mice And 2 Keyboards for Each monitor So if a friend comes over or something : O ?

He can bring his own pc. The monitors run on your GPU which is installed into your pc. If there is one pc there can only be one cursor on the screen at a time. You can use duo mice and keyboards but it will control 1 cursor. Plus, I can guarantee there isn't a single piece of software with local multiplayer or anything like that. So, in short, no. Sorry :[

I assume you're worried that more load on the card will degrade it. Degradation is real, but there are few circumstances in which it will actually be important. Even overclocked and "run hard," a CPU or GPU will have long been obsolete by the time it won't function properly.

Slight effects of degradation can make an overclock unstable over a long period of time, though. Don't give this any thought unless you're running an aggressive overclock for years on end. Extreme overclocking with sub-zero cooling can make degradation a bigger problem but you're not doing that.

In short, don't worry about degradation.

r00t wrote I assume you're worried that more load on the card will degrade it. Degradation is real, but there are few circumstances in which it will actually be important. Even overclocked and "run hard," a CPU or GPU will have long been obsolete by the time it won't function properly.

Slight effects of degradation can make an overclock unstable over a long period of time, though. Don't give this any thought unless you're running an aggressive overclock for years on end. Extreme overclocking with sub-zero cooling can make degradation a bigger problem but you're not doing that.

In short, don't worry about degradation.

couldn't have said it better myself. I ran my last AMD card far far far far too overclocked for nearly two and a half years with three monitors; and in the end it was just the fan on it that went out. You'll be fine with two monitors, no worries.