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So I tend to play a lot of racing games, mainly assetto corsa and project cars. And I'm interested in getting 2 more monitors (either side of my current samsung S24D300) so I can race in cockpit view with a wide view.
I don't really know much about monitors but I've been looking at the Samsung C24F390 24-Inch Curved LED Monitor but I wanted to check here if these monitors are worth the money or whether I can get better for around the same price?
Also going to be needing a new graphics card. While browsing looking for 1, I came across a Gigabyte Nvidia GTX 1050Ti G1 4GB GDDR5 PCI-E. The reason I got drawn to this one is because it has 3 hdmi ports which is what I need. But I have no idea whatsoever whether this is worth it. Again, I'm looking for advice on this.
I have around £150 GBP per monitor, or may even stretch a little bit more. With the graphics card I want to try keep it as a low price as possible, so maybe around the £200 mark.
I'm not sure if anything else is required to run 3 monitors or whether my current spec is needed, as I'm a bit inexperienced. But any help will be appreciated.
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I don't really know much about monitors but I've been looking at the Samsung C24F390 24-Inch Curved LED Monitor but I wanted to check here if these monitors are worth the money or whether I can get better for around the same price?
Also going to be needing a new graphics card. While browsing looking for 1, I came across a Gigabyte Nvidia GTX 1050Ti G1 4GB GDDR5 PCI-E. The reason I got drawn to this one is because it has 3 hdmi ports which is what I need. But I have no idea whatsoever whether this is worth it. Again, I'm looking for advice on this.
I have around £150 GBP per monitor, or may even stretch a little bit more. With the graphics card I want to try keep it as a low price as possible, so maybe around the £200 mark.
I'm not sure if anything else is required to run 3 monitors or whether my current spec is needed, as I'm a bit inexperienced. But any help will be appreciated.
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For the sake of easiness I would consider purchasing two more of the same monitor, otherwise you might have mismatched colors across your display, etc.
However I'm not sure how well your 1050ti will handle triple monitor gaming, it will do just fine outputting to the three displays however you'll be pushing it performance wise while gaming. I'd probably invest money into a stronger gpu if you're sure about going triple screen.
However I'm not sure how well your 1050ti will handle triple monitor gaming, it will do just fine outputting to the three displays however you'll be pushing it performance wise while gaming. I'd probably invest money into a stronger gpu if you're sure about going triple screen.
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