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I need a system with 8 monitors.
Each monitor 23 inches (or 24 inches each).
I want to connect them with one computer case(desirible).

Configuration should look like this: enter image description here

There few options:

1) 2xATI Radeon HD6970(or other ATI card that support ATI Eyefinity with 4xDisplayPort); 8 Monitors with DisplayPort's.

2) Motherboard with 4xPCIe x16 and 4xVideocards in some mode(SLI or Crossfire).

3) Common motherboard(2xPCIe x16 and few PCIe x1); 2xPCIe x16 videocards; 2xPCIe x1 videocars.

4) Using some extenders, like USB to VGA or another (but I need to work with normal resolution without lags).

5) Two computers with 2xVideocars on each; Some device that can to provide functionality that i need (but I need to work with normal resolution without lags).

6) Your suggestions.

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This question is not really suited here nor is it probably suited for any other stackexchange website as it is a shopping question. Please refer to the FaQ – Lucas Kauffman Jan 25 at 10:25
Such a build would be too specalist for any of the SE sites. Try a hardware site like the forums of Tom's Hardware or Overclockers.net. – tombull89 Jan 25 at 11:01
maybe "super user" SE site – Mark W Jan 25 at 11:08
@MarkW, ultimately, it is a shopping question which is off-topic network-wide. Maybe if there was a software issue that was preventing the display from working correctly SU would be okay, but as it currently stands, not going to happend. The OP could take a look at the SE Big Stack Board. – tombull89 Jan 25 at 11:35
This isn't terribly difficult. Find a mobo with at least two 16x PCIe slots and pop a couple 4 Port video cards in it (very preferably the same card). Software support would be more difficult, though modern OSes do support such configurations. – Chris S♦ Jan 25 at 13:56
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closed as too localized by Khaled, SvenW, sam, Bart De Vos, DJ Pon3 Jan 25 at 10:52

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