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    Asus G75V GTX 660M Can support 4 displays at the same time!

    Discussion in 'ASUS Gaming Notebook Forum' started by Silvr6, Jan 9, 2013.

  1. Silvr6

    Silvr6 Notebook Evangelist

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    So I finally got my Asus P278 in the mail, 2560x1440 HDMI Displayport DVI and VGA Inputs.

    I am happy to report that the G75V can run 2560x1440 via hdmi (it does support 1.4a) Just used the provided HDMI cable asus included in the box, Also I can run the native rez through the mini displayport as well.

    So I hook up the Asus Via displayport, a 27" viewsonic via HDMI and a 19" lcd tv via VGA and they can all run independantly in extended desktop mode, pics to support:

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    I never had to around with any custom resolutions either when connected with HDMI it just recognized the proper rez.

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    So in closing it is in theory possible to run 2 2560x1440 screen externally on a G75V possibly any GTX660 enabled laptop providing the laptop supports HDMI 1.4a
     
    Silvr6, Jan 9, 2013
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  2. Crogge

    Crogge Notebook Consultant

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    Nice :) Too bad that it doesn't has 2xHDMI or 2xDP, VGA is a bit old-fashioned.
     
    Crogge, Jan 11, 2013
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  3. Meaker@Sager

    Meaker@Sager Company Representative

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    This is very cool, hopefully we see more of this as mini DP connections and the like are very small and on thicker machines stackable too.
     
    Meaker@Sager, Jan 13, 2013
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