This post may be more suited for the GPU section, but it seemed like that section was mostly for GPU problems
Id like to get a new GPU that supports atleast 4 screens. I would like the cheapest but best solution and would prefer the GPU to last a few years, I probably have to upgrade the PC in a few years anyways.
The rig is used for gaming and work (programming mostly). No video rendering or editing. I maybe starting with photoshop or something similar in the future, cant be more specific about the software.
I dont really play the highest end games, but would be nice if the GPU could handle high end games, just in case.
Something up to 350 dollars would be acceptable, around 250 dollars would be best. Currency is NOK, and prefered retailer is https://www.komplett.no/k/k.aspx
Current rig
Mobo: https://www.komplett.no/product/609751
PSU: https://www.komplett.no/product/623456
GPU: https://www.komplett.no/product/621999
CPU: https://www.komplett.no/product/587218
Is there any way for me to use 3 screens with the current setup?
Would a new GPU be the cheapest solution or is there something cheaper I can do to support 3 screens.
I say the GPU should atleast support 4 screens because I will probably upgrade to 4 screens later, but if there exists a much cheaper solution for 3 screens im all onboard.
Been looking at something like this. https://www.komplett.no/asus-geforce-gtx-750ti-2gb-physx-cuda/813593#!tab:extra
Would this GPU work in my motherboard, what do you sacrifice if you connect a pcie 3 to a pcie 2?
How do you see if a GPU supports 4 screens? Some of the GPU's from this store says that the screens supports at max x number of screens, but some dosent mention that at all. Is it as simple as looking at the number of connections that the GPU has?
Totally new to all of this, lots of questions :D.
Thanks for any help!