I need a good graphics card that will run three monitors for gaming at a good price?

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I play World of Warcraft and I want to run three monitors so I need a new card. I want something good but no anything that will break the bank. Any help is appreciated! thanks!

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to run it across 3 monitors (play game on all 3 at same time) on good - ultra settings on decent resolotion i would recomend a minium of a 560gtx ti +

around £130 or about $200 http://www.evga.com/Products/Product.aspx?pn=01G-P3-1561-AR

you could also use the hd 6970 but there around £40 rougly $70 more and from benchmarks ive done only 8% better performance based on 4 games i tested even on multiple screens

if you got the cash tho i would go for something more like the 580gtx ti or even 590gtx or if you wanna be really flash a 690gtx but that is overkill


or the new decent priced badboy the 660 gtx ti should handle it no problem although i have heard on certain games the 560gtx ti still performance a bit better but on the benchmarks ive seen the 660gtx ti destroys the 560gtx ti by a average of 30%-50% increased frame per sec based on 5 games

but for decent preformance on decent settings your looking really at £200+ $330+ aprox
http://www.google.co.uk/products/catalog?hl=en&q=660+gtx+ti&bav=on.2,or.r_gc.r_pw.r_cp.r_qf.&biw=1097&bih=559&um=1&ie=UTF-8&cid=4477771763762986549&sa=X&ei=zD5rUNe-GYqphAe7q4D4Aw&ved=0CIABEPMCMAo


the other ways round it is reducing quality and resolution and turning of unnecessary things like shadows etc doing that running on low resolution can probs get away with a 450gts but the performance will suffer it will not be a solid framrate (may spike even with things turnt of and low)

oo if you just wanted play on 1 and have youtube open on another and facebook on another for example just get the 560gtx ti will do ya fine

remember though rest of your pc has to be up to scratch to handle it to stop bottle necking etc


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-1 ??? why whats wrong with that statement the question has so few details and only asked for a card to handle it all thoese cards i listed can and went in to detail about each 1, i have personally benched marked all the cards i listed apart from the 660 gtx ti which i have seen bench marked on a stock i7 3.4ghz stocked with 8gb 1600mhz ram and then compared to the 560 gtx ti on the same rig 40 mins later on the 5 games we tested as i said the 660 gtx ti showed a average increase frame rate of 30%-50% depending on the game all running at 1920x1080 admittedly never bothered to test across 3 screens at 5760 x 1080 but realistically who does bench mark at that i got 4 screen currently connected to this rig but if i play games i play on 1 have youtube and crap open on others not a every day thing to run a game across 3 screens

personally i think every think i said is 100% accurate if any 1 wants to point out whats not please do but based on the only detail we got apart from run a game across 3 screens was "I want something good but no anything that will break the bank" depends how bigs your bank which why i went up to cards like the 590 gtx ok its around £500 ($800) but hay break bank is not a budget to some people break the bank is under £100 others nothing over £1000

oo 1 other thing that might be -1 prices i live in uk have no idea what prices are in usa in local stores my prices are based on uk prices converted you may find its actually cheaper than that due to tax reasons (uk has 20% tax on all items VAT) or might be more maybe usa is higher i don't know

for example £500 to $ is $809 hence i said about the 590GTX "ok its around £500 ($800)" maybe stores in the usa sells them cards for $700 as a RRP i don't live there i don't know usa prices

What are some easy ways to keep your laptop from over heating?

Q. My laptop overheats really easily. I have tried everything to keep it from doing so but it will get extremely hot in a short period of a time. I put something under it but it till gets hot,and I'm not sure what to do.



Are there any easy and possibly,home "remedies" for this?


I'm on a low budget and I really can't afford anything right now.


Thanks.

Answer
Laptops tend to get warm after a bit of use, so it's pretty normal.

To see if your laptop is seriously overheating, try using some free online diagnostic tools that monitor CPU temperature and such. Your computer should register around 55 Degrees Celsius during idle/normal use and 75 Degrees Celsius during intensive use (like gaming). If it's way over this value (around 85-100) you will need to get your laptop checked.

There are many out there, but I recommend Everest Ultimate by Lavalys. It's a great diagnostic tool that not only tells you about core temperature, but hardware information and more. Check it out. I got it on a whim and it simply fascinates me. If you look around, you might be able to find a product key (Or message me *wink*)
To get to the Temperature information in this program, just go to Computer > Sensor.

Here are my practical suggestions about your temperature problem are:
#1. Check that you are not blocking any of the fans/vents while you are using the laptop. This is a very simple but common mistake. I even put some thick cup coasters under my laptop (while on my desk) to make sure it has some extra ventilation.
#2. Dust out the fans/vents once in a while with one of those cans of AirDuster. The buildup of material blocks any cool air from getting into the laptop.
#3. Check whether the fan is running!
#4. Do not use the CPU as intensively - run less programs at one time.
#5. Buy a laptop cooling pad if you want to be sure to keep yourself and your laptop cool. Or be thrifty and run a fan nearby with a few books to prop the bottom of the laptop up.

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Do not use ice/water/any fluids to cool down your laptop unless you have a professional liquid-cooling system (which tend to be expensive and are a bit more elaborate than needed for everyday purposes). You might get water into the circuitry and fry it.

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