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Here's what I've got. 7 monitors. 6 are 4k. One at top middle is short & wide, but less resolution. Helps when I need something displayed much larger. NexusFi logo at top left. battlestation with logo
BTW, I access 4 other PCs in my basement via RDP, each in its own Win11 virtual desktop space on my desktop.
This means that I'm actually working with 5×7=35 screens at any point in time.
Much less expensive than many internal cards. I've only utilized 1 at a time, but trying with 2 of them would be interesting. Motherboard would need to have more than average USB resources.
Come to think of it, 1 of these on the USB 3.2 bus and a 2nd on a Thunderbolt card would be the way to go.
I just may have to try this. 🤔
Windows wont natively support or the nvidia tools as well that many monitors. They will connect but each reboot they will randomly be arranged.
The proper way to do this is buy the professional level video cards but these are like $5000 each vs $500 each. I have a script and a tool i found that forces the video configuration on it about 4 times over each reboot.
Works great now. But took me weeks to setup.
As well it took a couple motherboards until i got one that was stable enough. Ended up with a asus aroc; basically the most overclockable aka super stable tested bios and hardware out there.
Will look the file tool for you when back at desktop
I use Quantower when I'm daytrading.
I also do backtesting for automated trading, and for that I primarily use Naked Markets, which you can see on one of my previous photos.