Dual monitors open up numerous multitasking opportunities, whether you're using a laptop, a work machine, or even a gaming PC.

There are situations where a dual PC setup makes a lot of sense, particularly for reliability. Separating your game from your stream means your stream can keep running even if your main PC goes down.

2. Disconnect your second monitor from your PC It's easiest if you have a dual monitor PC setup because you'd have an extra monitor already and be used to working with multiple screens.

Working with an additional monitor is great, and so is playing. But for those who don't know how to set-up this scenario, today we're explaining the basics on both Macs and Windows-running computers.

Using a single ultrawide display may be more convenient but a dual-monitor setup gives you extra flexibility, oftentimes at a fraction of the cost.

Using a dual-monitor system can greatly increase productivity and save time. Join us, as we explain how to easily set up the configuration on Windows 7,8, Mac OS X and Ubuntu.

Are you tired of your operating system dictating what you can and can’t do with your PC or laptop? Need more control over your computing environment? Dual boot might be the answer.

Get Your Dual Monitor Wallpaper On Out of the box, Mac OS X handles dual monitors better than Windows: you can set screen-specific wallpaper images by default without any extra software.

Do you want to test the upcoming features of Windows 10 without upgrading your PC? Use this guide to setup a dual-boot system with the latest Insider Preview build.