A question regarding the Nvidia GeForce 9300GS?

I'm currently using the Nvidia GeForce 9300GS in my desktop machine (awful card I know, but I have no choice at the moment). I'm planning on purchasing two 24" HD monitors to replace my current 19" HP. My GPU has a DVI and a VGA port so I know it can power two monitors (have done so in the past).

My question is, will I be able to run both monitors at 1080p on this GPU?

asked Sep 15 '10 at 16:02

DazOwen
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it would be able to run windows fine on both screens but when you start doing more the performance may reduce, i will look and see the specs, and let you know more

answered Sep 15 '10 at 16:20

Tim Fontana
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should run fine, but the more powerful stuff, like rendering will lose perfomance but wont be too bad

(Sep 15 '10 at 16:21) Tim Fontana

Thanks. I don't run anything graphical or really CPU intensive on this system, so I should be just fine I'm guessing :)?

(Sep 15 '10 at 16:25) DazOwen

yeh, youll be fine, but if you dotn do anything graphical, consider whether you need 2 screens, or upgrades to the system

(Sep 15 '10 at 16:27) Tim Fontana

I want two screens to be more productive. I often have several windows open at once, most of them static windows. Since I'm running one display I don't have the workspace with all the windows I have open, therefore I will use the secondary display for this reason.

(Sep 15 '10 at 16:34) DazOwen

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