Three monitors - 2 GPUs

[f4fvs]

I have a 5-ish year old desktop which has 2 digital outputs (DVID) on a Ge-Force GTX570 card running 2 monitors.
I have a VGA monitor connected into the onboard Intel graphics. The PC runs 3 screens beautifully as an extended desktop, and 2 screens beautifully in Condor. The VGA monitor is a Wacom graphics tablet which I need to have on my left. Is there a way to get it to work in Condor? I'm currently only able to make right hand circuits, and my instructor will shoot me if I try it for real.

[Filgueiras]

First, what's wrong with circuits to the right? Just less usual, but as good as the other

Said that, I use 2 monitors, the second to my left - because of the usual lefthanded circuits But sometimes I need to see the right wing, like when flying near a hill. Then, POV makes the miracle, and the panel moves to the left. It's also possible to set the screen at your right to look front and the other, to the left

[AUBUISSON]

Equipez vous d'un "TrackIr".Le multi-écran est complètement désuet et si vous avez le budget ,l'idéal est le casque VR.
https://www.trackir.fr/fr/
Equip yourself with a "TrackIr". The multi-screen is completely obsolete and if you have the budget, the ideal is the VR headset.

[janjansen]

AFAIK, condor can only use the monitors connected to your GPU. Your 570 almost certainly has a free HDMI port. You could buy a cheap HDMI to VGA dongle to connect your VGA screen to that port. But if the screen has a very different resolution, the result may not be very good.
Trackir or opentrack is a better solution, although nothing prevents you from using both multi monitor and head tracking.