I may regret this but what is your use case for 3 monitors, that you think a Pi 5 can drive? As soon as I hear multimonitor I think coding (fine) call center (likely fine) or gaming (Huston we have a problem). Especially with the line "desktop to my son", I doubt this is going to end well.At the moment playing to build some desktop to my son and have this:
https://argon40.com/en-ca/products/argo ... -nvme-case
Audio DSP board also available but it’s extra. I didn’t know that and would order it together with a case otherwise audio output is dead; but my son may prefer his bt speaker anyway. There is no third monitor port thought.
I don't know what the OP's use case is but my desktop PC currently has four monitors. Mainly because I'm often working with multiple windows and applications open and, for me, it's much easier to turn my head than to alt-tab and have windows redraw over each other. Or with applications or web pages that don't format well in a small window.
Statistics: Posted by thagrol — Mon Jul 29, 2024 6:36 pm