Bought this about 4 months ago. Works great. I've got four 24" monitors, and all work just fine. I don't run high intensity games. I do run Photoshop and Illustrator.
Lots of confusion by people who think they can plug in anything and it will work. Basically, you need to have a monitor with digital input, like DVI or DP. If you use non-digital inputs, like VGA, then you can only connect 2 monitors max (also, I could not get HDMI to work... maybe a cable issue). Ditto if you use an adapter or cable that is not "active". But, if you use proper cables, then everything works just fine.
That said, finding the right cable or adapter is a bit of a challenge. Here are a couple of items that are reasonably priced and that worked for me: (the card has mini-DP out, so I'm listing only the other connection)
DVI : https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00EDSZYII
DP : https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01J9SIBCC
Note the manufacturer is the same on both items.
Some side-notes on monitors. Invariably, if you buy this card, you're probably going to buy some monitors, too...
o Shop around. I found 24" Dell monitors for $89 in Dec '16--but not on Amazon!
o Buy branded monitors. Off brands have issues: Bezel buttons don't work well or wear out quickly; Colors are off; other weird stuff: monitors with VESA mounts that do not allow full removal of the pedestal. I've bought a few of these myself. There's a reason why I now stick to branded stuff on this one.
o All your monitiors should be the same brand and model--trust me, I've tried the buy one here and another one there (that's why I know what connectors work), but different brands always will display colors differently and at different brightness.
o Look at product close-ups for where the power and adjustment buttons are. I bought Benq before--great monitors & colors, but the power button is on the right side, around the bezel edge. So, if you put two of these next to each other, the right one will cover up the left one's power button. Trust me, this gets annoying very quickly.
o Bezel thickness matters! When you build a 4 or 6 monitor system, the thinner the bezel, the better it all looks in the end.
| Max Screen Resolution | 4096 x 2160 |
|---|---|
| Memory Speed | 1125 MHz |
| Graphics Coprocessor | AMD Radeon |
| Chipset Brand | AMD |
| Graphics Card Ram Size | 2 GB |
