G7680x4320

SunnyG

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Hi, I am interested in buying RTX 2080 Ti 11gb Graphic card which has display resolution of 7680x4320 and with that I want to connect 2 LCD's having resolution of (3840x2160) x 2 = 7680x4320.

Will this graphic card work with my 2 LED's having exact display resolution of my graphic card? Because if the LCD use up all the resolution power then how will the game work? As the Graphic card resolution will be totally taken by LED's so I hope it will not affect the software’s or the games on my System.
 
Hi, I am interested in buying RTX 2080 Ti 11gb Graphic card which has display resolution of 7680x4320 and with that I want to connect 2 LCD's having resolution of (3840x2160) x 2 = 7680x4320.

Will this graphic card work with my 2 LED's having exact display resolution of my graphic card? Because if the LCD use up all the resolution power then how will the game work? As the Graphic card resolution will be totally taken by LED's so I hope it will not affect the software’s or the games on my System.

That is 4 screens not 2.
 
sorry I don't understand this is a very important thing for me because I have bought these 2 monitors
( ASUS ProArt PA329Q Professional Monitor ) but as they are unopened I am able to return them,
one monitors high resolution is 3840x2160 and when I have two together they will give resolution of 7680x4320, so what do you mean by 4 screens not 2?
should I have them on a lower resolution?
https://www.asus.com/Monitors/PA329Q/
 
So you are going to run this in NVsurround?

When he means by 4 is the resolution you suggested is for 4 monitors. 2 monitors would be 7680x2160 if side by side.
 
Sonny, they mean that you should double check your math.

Two UHD monitors are:

2(3840 x 2160) = 16,588,800 pixels

What you are listing:

7680 x 4320 = 33,177,600 pixels

You are listing the dimensions of a UHD 2x2 monitor layout, or in other words, 8k resolution.


Also, to better answer your question, the resolution limit of 7680x4320 is per DisplayPort output. That means you could attach up to three 8k displays to a single 2080Ti. There will be no issue whatsoever when it comes to the GPU being able to run your two UHD screens.
 
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Yes, the 2080 Ti can support two 4K monitors at once. That should be no problem.
 
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