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Hi, 
 
I am considering setting up a PC for office use, no gaming at all. 
 
My options so far for the PC are: 
 
1) Dell Optiplex 790 or 
2) HP 6200 Pro 
 
My option for Video Card: 
 
2x Dual 512 AMD Radeon HD 6350. 
 
Finally monitor options: 
 
2x New Samsung SyncMaster S22A300B with DVI-D and VGA connectors 
1x existing AOC 19&quot; with VGA connector 
 
Has anybody got any experience/feedback/suggestion with this setup? 
 
And OS will be Windows 7. 
 
Thanks, 
Rod
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Hi,

I am considering setting up a PC for office use, no gaming at all.

My options so far for the PC are:

1) Dell Optiplex 790 or
2) HP 6200 Pro

My option for Video Card:

2x Dual 512 AMD Radeon HD 6350.

Finally monitor options:

2x New Samsung SyncMaster S22A300B with DVI-D and VGA connectors
1x existing AOC 19" with VGA connector

Has anybody got any experience/feedback/suggestion with this setup?

And OS will be Windows 7.

Thanks,
Rod

Running Windows 7 with 3 monitors

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