Gaming setup?

I was thinking about getting a few monitors this year for a new gaming setup. 1 for my console then 2 for my pc.

http://i0.wp.com/techverse.net/wp-c...ti-monitor-gaming-setup-35.jpg?resize=600,450

^ Just like that except 1 of them wont be used for PC. I was wondering if my computer could handle this. Its not a expensive computer but in my opinion it was a good budget build for 500.

3.3 GHz Triple core AMD Processor
8GB DDR3 1333MHz Memory
600 Watt Power Supply
Nvidia GT520 1GB Graphics Card
Asus M5A78L-MLX Plus Motherboard
128GB High-Speed Solid State Hard Drive
1TB Hard Drive

If i need to upgrade my card just let me know and if i should upgrade please tell me some reasonable cards. Thanks everyone!

 

Whats the monitor resolution, can you link the exact monitor specs?


Are you going to be using 3 monitors for computer gaming when your not on your console, or a single monitor for JUST your console and 2 for PC?

What will you be doing with your monitors on PC? Gaming? Video editing?
If your using 1 GB GPU for dual monitors, and just having like facebook on one monitor and youtube on another you should have no issues.

 

If im not using console the monitor will not be used. If i game ill have skype or some voice program on one side and the game on the other. My current res is 1920x1080

 

What game?

Your graphics card is pretty low end, but if your using it for minecraft or like league you should be fine.

 

Well games like MC league rust etc. Nothing to major though like dayz or the forest.

 

This is a very bad gaming setup.

 

;p sorry i dont have $5000... i never said it was gonna be good.

 

I promise you, the table this thing will be sitting on will cost more than what I could build that same machine for.

Literally, the integrated graphics on a ivy bridge chip is faster than that gpu. Your SSD will be useless with that cpu. And 600w PSU will be so overkill, it may max out at like 300.

If it cost you 500$ to build that, then you should go here http://www.sythe.org/report-scammer/ and report whoever made you pay that.

I finally clicked that link to that quad monitor setup. No, that system does not offer even dual monitor streams, much less quad or tri.

This build, though, would be good for a home media server if you were interested in building some type of interesting theater setup like in the picture as long as you throw in a few more tb hds. But like I said, you'll need a nvidia surround capable card for tri monitor setup, or an Amd card with eyefinity support.

 

I use to have a shitty laptop. It had a i3 core with intergrated graphics. It ran 3 monitors perfectly fine.