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Hi!

I am looking for a video card with the following features:
- the video card can serve 4 monitors (1920x1080) simultaniously
- 2 or 3 such video cards should be used simultaniously in one PC so that the total display consists of 8 or 12 monitors
- only a simple slide show will be dispalyed on each monitor. No 3D, no gaming. Thus the graphic power of the video card can be low.
- passive cooling would be an advantage.
- price should be low as possible.

Does anybody can recommend such video cards?

Does anybody has any experience which such a setup?

Thank you!
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You can get a 2 port low end video card or two 2 ports low end video cards and use the below splitters.

2 low end cards and 3 splitters or 1 low end card and 2 splitters.

4 port
http://www.tigerdirect.ca/applications/SearchTools/item-details.asp?EdpNo=485823&CatId=317
Resolution: 1920 x 1440 @80Hz Maximum Resolution
Transmission Distance: Up to 210 feet

8-port
http://www.tigerdirect.ca/applications/SearchTools/item-details.asp?EdpNo=485824&CatId=317
Resolution: 1920 x 1440 @80Hz Maximum Resolution
Transmission Distance: Up to 210 feet
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Thank you for your replies.

What I want to have in the end is one desktop consisting of 8 monitors (1920*4 x 1080*2 = 7680 x 2160 pixels) or 12 monitors (1920*4 x 1080*3 = 7680 x 3240 pixels).

Is it possible to use 2 or 3 graphic boards with 4 monitors each in one PC simultaniously so that I get one huge desktop?
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The non-SLI cards should work as well.  The only thing that SLI/Crossfire does is allow you to combine the power of both cards to your display(s), mainly for gaming purposes.  I have run multiple non-sli cards in computers to be able to run multiple monitors.
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Thank you :)
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