Craigyy_JR wrote

Pulsinq wrote

fosmanc wrote Like the others said, I'd go for a better PC over 2 or 3 monitors. While having 2 or 3 monitors is nice, you can survive with one for the time being. I would recommend this [ Register or Signin to view external links. ] .

I think im gonna need two monitors atleast. Because I plan on having one screen for my xbox only and the other for the desktop. I might be able to just use my laptop screen as that display tho.

Or just connect both to the one monitor? Honestly, using one monitor to afford better components is a wise move, then add a 2nd monitor when you can and finally, a 3rd.

OKay ill probally end up just doing that then. Just ill have to do research and al lto find out how and all thta fun stuff

Pulsinq wrote

Craigyy_JR wrote

Pulsinq wrote

fosmanc wrote Like the others said, I'd go for a better PC over 2 or 3 monitors. While having 2 or 3 monitors is nice, you can survive with one for the time being. I would recommend this [ Register or Signin to view external links. ] .

I think im gonna need two monitors atleast. Because I plan on having one screen for my xbox only and the other for the desktop. I might be able to just use my laptop screen as that display tho.

Or just connect both to the one monitor? Honestly, using one monitor to afford better components is a wise move, then add a 2nd monitor when you can and finally, a 3rd.

OKay ill probally end up just doing that then. Just ill have to do research and al lto find out how and all thta fun stuff

To hook up both an Xbox and a PC to the same monitor is pretty simple.
1. You need to check if said Monitor has both a DVI port and a HDMI port.
2. If it has both those ports then you just hook up PC with the DVI, and Xbox with HDMI.
Then you should be good to go.