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Jhoffy
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2017/07/31 15:32:26 (permalink)
Hello all!
So i've been looking all over for an answer but cant seem to find anything.. I have 5 monitors, 4 1080p 60hz and one 1440p 165 hz along with 2 1080tis in SLI. Even with them in SLI i cant get all 5 monitors to work, windows picks the 5th up but will not allow me to extend my display to it. Am I missing something? Have them all plugged into the top card. Top one is a FTW 3 while the bottom one is a SC 2. Thanks in advance!
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    Sajin
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    Re: 1080ti in SLI with 5 monitors 2017/07/31 15:37:21 (permalink)
    Max supported displays is 4.


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    Jhoffy
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    Re: 1080ti in SLI with 5 monitors 2017/07/31 15:54:32 (permalink)
    Sajin
    Max supported displays is 4.


    This is disappointing. No work around to get 5 to work with SLI?
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    Re: 1080ti in SLI with 5 monitors 2017/07/31 16:26:04 (permalink)
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    Max supported displays is 4.


    This is disappointing. No work around to get 5 to work with SLI?


    Not that I know of.


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    Re: 1080ti in SLI with 5 monitors 2017/07/31 21:35:38 (permalink)
    Disable SLI and you'll have a max of 4 displays per card.
     
    Or you could just get a cheap third GPU to drive the 5th monitor, if your motherboard has enough slots and the CPU/motherboard has enough PCIE lanes.
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    Re: 1080ti in SLI with 5 monitors 2017/07/31 21:41:37 (permalink)
    If we might ask why the need for five displays at once? While the 1080ti might only support 4 depending on what you are trying to do it might be easy enough to find a answer to run five at once.

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    Re: 1080ti in SLI with 5 monitors 2017/08/01 06:07:23 (permalink)
    Hoggle
    If we might ask why the need for five displays at once? 


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    Re: 1080ti in SLI with 5 monitors 2017/08/01 16:04:32 (permalink)
    arestavo
    Disable SLI and you'll have a max of 4 displays per card.
     
    Or you could just get a cheap third GPU to drive the 5th monitor, if your motherboard has enough slots and the CPU/motherboard has enough PCIE lanes.


    Or a DisplayLink USB monitor device for the fifth, probably cheaper and no hardware requirements besides a USB port. 




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