I've been using a dual-output Quadro 600 with two monitors for years without a problem. I just added a new NVS 510 to add one more monitor. Because the NVS 510 is newer and has more RAM, I figured, two of the monitors can be connected to it, while the third will remain on the Quadro 600. However, the best configuration I can up -- which uses all three monitors -- is one, where the monitor attached to the Quadro 600 is a separate screen . To...
Originally asked by Mikhail T. on Stack Exchange (superuser) (CC BY-SA 4.0).
