Monitors connected to GTX 670

I currently got 1 monitor and I'm considering to buy 1 or 2 of same kind. But im wondering how many monitors my N670GTX-PM2D2GD5/OC is able to run with. I also want to know if it is possible to set up a 3840x1080 or a 5760x1080 with this kind of graphic card. Can any one tell me? Im not so sharp about such things, so if anyone could tell me i would be happy

I am just wondering if you onto http://www.geforce.com/hardware/desktop-gpus/geforce-gtx-670/specifications and look at at the bottom tip 2 it says : NVIDIA 3D Vision Surround require two or more graphics cards in NVIDIA SLI configuration. But as i understand i dont need 1 more graphic card? And also if i choose Single GPU > 3D Surround > i says that : 3D Vision Surround requires using three DVI or three DisplayPort. So im quite confused when you say i can use either of my mentioned configs.

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Quote from: CSIG1001 on 23-October-14, 07:34:58
This cannot be possible Dual Link DVI is capable up to 2560x1600
I just purchased 2x 980s gaming and all the current cards only support DVI up to 1 (Dual-link DVI-I) Max Resolution: 2048x1536 @60 Hz.
This is incorrect unless MSI HQ R&D did not test 2560x1440 and 2560x1600 res or they put crappy components inside this card to not allow it. I went back and fourth with owners on newegg with this card one owner did verify that it does work . For me I own a Monitor that only uses DVI dual link at 2560x1440. This will be a deal breaker for me if the cards do not work with my monitor or the video cards do not function correctly.
This does not make any sense what so ever for a manufacture to implement this standard as the majority of the population isnt even on 2560x1440 or 4k. So i am pretty upset about how tech support fails to acknowledge the reasoning behind this new DVI standard . Go look at the 760-780 series all say max res 2560x1600.
So my question to everyone out there who owns this card am i screwed or should i just use my dual link cable to run 2560x1440 even though it states 2048x1536 max res. Someone that i know online says it works so whats the deal?
FYI this video card does support a max res of 2560x1600 over DVI
Tech support for MSI and Sales department were not trained correctly to let the customer understand that Max Resolution on the website for DVI 2048x1536 is for using the analog VGA adapter
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By the way, I was concerned about using a long (50 feet) HDMI cable to the TV, but it works great. In reply to an earlier poster, I could edit on the plasma TV if needed, but I'm only using it for display. In my opinion, an HDMI cable is the ultimate method for getting content from a computer and/or internet to a TV.

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thanks in advance

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bad HDMI cable,
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Quote from: Svet on 16-November-12, 06:48:32
then you should contact mainboard vendor about it as problem is not in the VGA.
I had given what I thought was sufficient information about the PC spec in my first post. Both what I started with and what I'd changed. But I'll give the full spec here:
Motherboard: GA-X58A-UD3R Rev 2.0
CPU: Intel I-7 950 3.06 GHz
Memory: 3x4GB Crucial DDR3 PC3-10600 • CL=9 • Unbuffered • NON-ECC • DDR3-1333 • 1.5V • 512Meg x 64
Disks: Samsung 64GB SSD SATA System disk
WD 1TB and 500GB SATA drives
PSU: Coolermaster RS-850-SPHA-D3 80+ Gold - 3.3V:22A, 5V:25A, 12V:70A single 12V rail
GPU: MSI GTX 670 2GB OC Power Edition
OS: Windows 7 Professional 64-bit
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When I next powered up the system, there was no video signal at any time. The investigation I did made me think either the GPU was faulty or there was a PSU problem - all other aspects of the system could be shown to work. I returned the GTX580 as it was under warranty and purchased the GTX670 with the refund. This exhibited the same symptoms as the 580 - no video signal no matter how long I left the system running. I was able to test the 670 in another system and it worked there. I couldn't run this test with the 680 as the PSU did not have an 8-pin PCI-E connector - just 2 6-pin connectors.
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My PC
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MB: ASUS M4N68T updated BIOS few days
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In games like battlefield 2, Crysis 2, ArmaII, Alice Madness Returns, Dragon age, Skyrim my fps drops very often.
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I tried:
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- Turn off- blur, v-sync - problem still remains
- turn off anti aliasing - Problem remains
- in nvidia control panel turn v-sync off and power management set to maximum performence, in windows too
- re install drivers - clean installation ( i try all drivers available from MSI site and Nvidia too
- Re install windows (windows 7 professional 64-bit)
- uninstall MSI afterburner, than install newer one.
I took screenshot from MSI afterburner where you can see huge GPU usage drop in game.
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Annoying order display on GTX 670 PE/OC

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thanks to you teafie ,
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launched it on safe mode (twice : once with both screens plugged, the second time with only the monitor, with a reboot between each attempt)
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First excuse me for English.
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Cpu: Intel Core i5-2500K @4.3Ghz
MoBo: Asus P8P67 Deluxe
RAM; Corsair Vengeance DDR3 1600Mhz 8GB
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ok, but do you those issues:
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I have this configuration for a while without encountering any problem playng bf3/bf4 and other games. Yesterday the vga started to present bad artefacts.
there too?

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This issue has started about a few days ago and it has been bugging me because I can't play any pc games for longer than about a minute. Anyway, so the problem is, after about 10 seconds of playing any pc game(I'm using the game minecraft as an example) my computer COMPLETELY freezes and blue squares appear. There is nothing I can do other than switch off the power. Even my mouse pointer freezes. I don't think it's an 'overheating' problem because I let it cool down for 24 hours and the problem persists.
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I don't have another computer to test it in..
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Hi alangium,
Welcome to the Support Communities!
Resetting your computer's PRAM should restore your Macbook Pro's screen appearance.
OS X Mavericks: Reset your computer’s PRAM
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