Can using multiple monitors cause a video card to crash?

I used to own a desktop which was attached to two monitors, the video card in the motherboard crashed or broke or something and the computer was scrapped.



I now use a laptop and just began using an additional monitor in addition to the one on the laptop. Will this extra monitor harm the video card?|||Unless the video card is incredibly underpowered or damaged in some way there will be no issue.|||10 PROVEN TIPS TO SURVIVE A COMPUTER CRASH



10 PROVEN TIPS TO SURVIVE A COMPUTER CRASH

By Eve Abbott, excerpted from her new book, How to Do Space Age Work with a Stone Age Brain TM



COMPUTER CRASH

Do these words strike fear into you? If not, maybe they should! A computer crash is at best time consuming and expensive, and at worst a genuine business disaster. Here are things you can do now to prevent a crash and/or insure a smooth recovery whether you use your computer at work or for your personal life-or both, like me!



The first rule in minimizing computer disasters is backup. The second rule in easier data recovery is BackUp. The third rule in computer organizing is BACKUP. I am astounded at the number of people (in large and small businesses) who do not back up their work regularly. Without good backups, you risk losing everything if your hard drive goes belly-up.



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