Where’s my computer nerds at? Show us your desk setups!
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Nice sim,
Polar_Bus
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Thanks, I actually built it myself from scratch.
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sweet setup ?
Twitchfast
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I might consider taking a photo of mine, to be fair she's rather dusty at the moment, and I'd only show my rig 
The desk is not suitable for eyes.
Press the Windows Key + R simultaneously and type "dxdiag".
Then select "Display" as shown in my printscreen.
From that I can tell you whether you are able to run another monitor, though the fact you have Nvidia's Control Panel already gives me a big hint that you have a dedicated GPU and you almost certainly can run another monitor.
The problem is that I cannot tell what plugs you have because I don't know what vendor made your graphics card.
Also, this is your monitor correct?
https://www.lg.com/us/monitors/lg-24MP59HT-P-led-monitor
If you would like advice on subtle upgrades to speed the system up, you can always use a program called "Speccy" (I've linked it for you) - Simply install it, then show me a printscreen so I can see exactly what hardware you have.
Speccy will look something like this:
The desk is not suitable for eyes.Since you didn't get an answer;
Press the Windows Key + R simultaneously and type "dxdiag".
Then select "Display" as shown in my printscreen.
From that I can tell you whether you are able to run another monitor, though the fact you have Nvidia's Control Panel already gives me a big hint that you have a dedicated GPU and you almost certainly can run another monitor.
The problem is that I cannot tell what plugs you have because I don't know what vendor made your graphics card.
Also, this is your monitor correct?
https://www.lg.com/us/monitors/lg-24MP59HT-P-led-monitor
If you would like advice on subtle upgrades to speed the system up, you can always use a program called "Speccy" (I've linked it for you) - Simply install it, then show me a printscreen so I can see exactly what hardware you have.
Speccy will look something like this:
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Twitchfast
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Forgot I already had a picture of my system on my Imgur account, saves trying to get another decent photo (which is bloody hard when the majority of it is glass).
