2 different graphics cards, 2 monitors?
I'm working on setting up a new computer for video editing. It will be an MSI B450 Carbon motherboard with a Ryzen 7 2700x CPU. For graphics cards, I currently have a 1gb Geforce 210 DDR3, and am planning on getting an MSI Rx 570 armor 8g oc.
Neither of my 2 monitors has a display port so I will only be able to connect via VGA and/or DVI. Will it be possible to use the cheap GeForce 210 to connect both my monitors and then use the Rx 570 just for video editing?
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I'm working on setting up a new computer for video editing. It will be an MSI B450 Carbon motherboard with a Ryzen 7 2700x CPU. For graphics cards, I currently have a 1gb Geforce 210 DDR3, and am planning on getting an MSI Rx 570 armor 8g oc.
Neither of my 2 monitors has a display port so I will only be able to connect via VGA and/or DVI. Will it be possible to use the cheap GeForce 210 to connect both my monitors and then use the Rx 570 just for video editing?
graphics-card multiple-monitors gpu compatibility dvi
edited Feb 17 at 4:26
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The editing of videos is done using the computer's CPU/RAM, graphics cards are for rendering/displaying video content.
– MaQleod
Feb 17 at 4:34
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I'm working on setting up a new computer for video editing. It will be an MSI B450 Carbon motherboard with a Ryzen 7 2700x CPU. For graphics cards, I currently have a 1gb Geforce 210 DDR3, and am planning on getting an MSI Rx 570 armor 8g oc.
Neither of my 2 monitors has a display port so I will only be able to connect via VGA and/or DVI. Will it be possible to use the cheap GeForce 210 to connect both my monitors and then use the Rx 570 just for video editing?
graphics-card multiple-monitors gpu compatibility dvi
edited Feb 17 at 4:26
JakeGould
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asked Feb 17 at 4:24
Cooper ThomezCooper Thomez
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I'm working on setting up a new computer for video editing. It will be an MSI B450 Carbon motherboard with a Ryzen 7 2700x CPU. For graphics cards, I currently have a 1gb Geforce 210 DDR3, and am planning on getting an MSI Rx 570 armor 8g oc.
Neither of my 2 monitors has a display port so I will only be able to connect via VGA and/or DVI. Will it be possible to use the cheap GeForce 210 to connect both my monitors and then use the Rx 570 just for video editing?
graphics-card multiple-monitors gpu compatibility dvi
graphics-card multiple-monitors gpu compatibility dvi
edited Feb 17 at 4:26
JakeGould
32.1k1098141
asked Feb 17 at 4:24
Cooper ThomezCooper Thomez
1
edited Feb 17 at 4:26
JakeGould
32.1k1098141
asked Feb 17 at 4:24
Cooper ThomezCooper Thomez
1
edited Feb 17 at 4:26
JakeGould
32.1k1098141
edited Feb 17 at 4:26
JakeGould
32.1k1098141
edited Feb 17 at 4:26
JakeGould
32.1k1098141
32.1k1098141
asked Feb 17 at 4:24
Cooper ThomezCooper Thomez
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asked Feb 17 at 4:24
Cooper ThomezCooper Thomez
1
asked Feb 17 at 4:24
Cooper ThomezCooper Thomez
1
1
1
The editing of videos is done using the computer's CPU/RAM, graphics cards are for rendering/displaying video content.
– MaQleod
Feb 17 at 4:34
add a comment |
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The editing of videos is done using the computer's CPU/RAM, graphics cards are for rendering/displaying video content.
– MaQleod
Feb 17 at 4:34
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The editing of videos is done using the computer's CPU/RAM, graphics cards are for rendering/displaying video content.
– MaQleod
Feb 17 at 4:34
The editing of videos is done using the computer's CPU/RAM, graphics cards are for rendering/displaying video content.
– MaQleod
Feb 17 at 4:34
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The editing of videos is done using the computer's CPU/RAM, graphics cards are for rendering/displaying video content.
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