Need Quick Help!

Hi guys i need help asap!! instead of getting a mother board that has 2 screen slots could i just get a dual cord for dual monitors like shown below? thanks guys

 

Just getting a cord, not that I am aware of.

You would have to get a new graphics card with dual VGA out on it.

They are relatively cheap to find, just make sure it fits your case and motherboard slot.

 

dont you connect the VGA cords to the motherboard?

 

Only if you are using the on-board graphics card, which I haven't done in almost 10 years now. lol

Does your motherboard not have a slot for a graphics card? Most (modern) computers have at least one - even if it's not used, unless you are on an micro form-factor PC.

The better question - can you post which Motherboard you have so that we can see if you are able to add a graphics card to it.

 

So i should just have one on mother board and one of graphics card?

im gonna game on one and bot on other

anyways

heres motherboard: http://www.rakuten.com/prod/msi-z87...nxziuDS27e7zgJhswO9JX0tqTfvi4BzpizRoCSQnw_wcB

heres graphics: http://www.bestbuy.com/site/evga-ge...5d89-1ff1-a6c9-4207-00006aa0511b&kpid=5114496

 

That mother board has 3 graphics slots on it - you could just go buy another graphics card but you may need to power it. It also has 3 display ports, though I am unsure if you can use all three at the same time.

 

what would be the difference if i botted through mother board and gamed with graphics card?

edit: would it be worth to buy another graphics card just for botting

 

You -can- do it through the desktop board, but you are also forcing the motherboard to work harder (although runescape isn't that graphics intense that I am aware of)*.

*someone else can confirm if this is true and if it will be limiting - I don't bot, so I don't know how stressing it will be.

There are many limiting factors to botting and unfortunately, that is not an area where I am familiar.

Getting another graphics card has it's ups and downs as well - again, there are many factors that play into it including, but not limited to, the power supply in your computer, the size of your desktop, the money you have available to purchase a graphics card, if it's even worth it (CPU/RAM limitations), and above all else what games you plan on playing while botting.