mini itx motherboard that supports triple monitor onboard?

You won't find such a thing. Almost all onboard graphics cards, especially on consumer motherboards, only allow 2 displays even if they have the physical connections for more. Your best chance here is a graphics card, and if you're trying to stuff it in a tiny cases, chances are that's not going to happen.

There are devices that can "split" a VGA signal such that two monitors appear to be one larger monitor, which gives you a better chance, but generally quality is poor, and resolution is limited. I'd say your best hope is a USB VGA dongle, but if you're doing anything 3d, or particularly high resolution, that won't help.

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Jeremy Sturdivant

Posted 2011-02-01T07:54:19.780

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Aren't there half-height graphics cards that should fit? – sinni800 – 2011-02-01T10:14:46.007

Depending on how small the case, perhaps. In a lot of the motherboards I've encountered, however, the internal graphics card is disabled when an aboveboard graphic card is inserted. In the Mini-ITX form factor, a motherboard that can handle two graphics cards seems... unlikely. Thus, simply having one half-height card doesn't answer the problem at hand. – Jeremy Sturdivant – 2011-02-01T15:23:52.997

mini itx motherboard that supports triple monitor onboard?

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