Quote I have a 19 inch and an 9 inch monitor(s).
Shortly I have a new GTX960 4GB (single fan 7") card coming to replace my GTX660 1.5GB card.
Does it matter which card either monitor is plugged into, the GTX or the integrated 4600?
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How is everybody calibrating their colors? I have been using the Windows in-house method but it never quite gets it spot-on, and I tweak the 9 inch monitor to match a photograph I printed.

Windows in-hous or the built in color management system are both pretty good. I had issues whenever I used my printer's adjustments - more my not understanding the controls for printing images.

I have used "Spider" in the past but they didn't upgrade thier product for Windows 10. I bought and am using "Xrite Color Munki Smile (ca $100) to adjust the monitor I have .

Can't you plug both monitors into the GTX card?

9 inch monitor ! How can you see much. .
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If I plug both into the GTX does that not shutdown Quicksync? Of course I never tested anything to see if QS is really any help! I just know if I don't use both cards QS is de-activated.

As for the 9" monitor, it is used exclusively as my preview, it's a great setup. I am only upgrading my GTX for better timeline fluidity when I alter colors, use FX, you know the drill. Now if I alter anything it's just a real pain in me arse.

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