“I want to have the capability to attach two big screens to work with, run all windows programs and quick books. Will this handle that?”

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• Two screens is not a problem, nor is their size. However, the specifics of the screen (i.e., resolution, refresh rate, etc.) might be too high for the basic video chip it is equipped with. It will run Quick Books. It will NOT run "all Windows programs."

  Answered by luislast 1 year ago

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• This laptop has one HDMI and one USB-C that supports DP v1.4a, so monitors should work fine.

  Answered by TeamAcer 2 years ago

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• FORGET MY PREVIOUS REVIEW> THIS COMPUTER IS TERRIBLE!! I advise getting the Ryzen 7 model(ASUS Vivobook). That is the one with 12GB of ram.

  Answered by ShavineM 2 years ago

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• Yes! It definitely can. With the 12 GB RAM, everything is as smooth as butter.

  Answered by ShavineM 2 years ago

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