Question 1

How many monitors will it support concurently?

Accepted Answer

I've pushed 2 ASUS monitors on it and its worked fine.  I've been able to play Bioshock Infinite at high; however, I highly recommend you get the 2Gb version if you want to do multimonitor, as it only cost a little more.  I personally prefer to keep it at 1 monitor, hence why I only tested 1 game with 2 monitors.  I think the maximum you can really do is three.  But if you want to do a triple monitor setup, I would recommend getting a higher tier card.

I hope that helps.

Question 2

I have 2 HD7850's ran in crossfire pushing 3 ausus 27" monitors. Eyefinity is great and it works at low graphic settings about 60fps but at med settings it drops to about 25 fps and high graphic is unplayable. By the way I play World of Tanks most of the time.  Any recommendations to be able to play at higher graphics?  Thanks

Accepted Answer

I recommend an Intel based system with an I5 dual core up to an I7 quad core processor.  Intel procs work better with intense graphics.  System memory (not graphics card memory) should be 6gb or more.  Minimum 1gb dedicated (discreet) graphics memory (preferably 2gb or more) on the video card.  Look at the recommended hardware specs for the game itself, that will give you a better evaluation of your current hardware specs.  Always meet the recommended hardware specs as a minimum, don't bother with the suggested minimum specs for the game.

Question 3

is this compatible for hp p2-1310 or can you tell me what kind a graphics card are compatible and fits on my computer hp p2-1310?
please thank you

Accepted Answer

nope, apparently your motherboard doesn't not have any expansion slots to accomodate this graphics card. my advice is build another computer because the one you have is very inadequate for any type of gaming. If you could expand your pc your processor would bottleneck the crap out of this card. Not to mention your powersupply isn't up to specification as well.

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