Interesting Monitor Setup on my Maximus IV Gene-z Gen3... Will it hurt anything?

[ViperZZTX]

This is going be long to explain but here goes, I have a Gene-z Gen 3, 3570k @4.6 perfectly stable. and a Sapphire HD 6970. pc is over a year old now and ive ran at these clocks and these components the whole time. i have a really neat monitor setup that i enjoy involving 2 extended displays from my main, all running their respective native resolutions... main display is a 20inch 1680x1050 lcd, 2nd screen is a 19 inch 1360x768... and my 3rd display is a 720p 50inch plasma native at 1280x720. This configuration im about to go into actually stopped working suddenly when a old pc game i was adamant on playing refused to run with .net framework 4.0 and needed 3.0 installed, that caused a conflict with intels integrated graphics gui and drivers. anyways... was time to zero out ssd and format finally so it working again... here is what im doing... the 19 and 20 inch monitors are hooked up via dvi to my 6970, and my 50 inch plasma tv is plugged in via hdmi to the motherboard, from there i go into bios settings and set default display adapter from integrated, i can only see my boot up from my tv, but once windows loads the first time doing this i can easily go into screen resolution settings in windows and change my main display from the tv to my 20 inch monitor and change the 19 inch and the plasma to extended displays, this is beneficial for me because my pc is the main source of entertainment in my apartment and lets me game on one screen, google on another, and put a movie or tv show on the plasma, my pc has no issues handing final fantasy 14 at max settings on my main display as well as a 720p bluray on the plasma and firefox running a dozen tabs on FFXIV quests and items im looking up all the time. Now the issue i had before when i had my pc running like this previously was intel graphics was being sneaky and changing my plasma resolution to 1920x 1080 trying to convince me that 1280x720 is not my native resolution, i assure that it is, this was a 650 dollar panasonic, looks great.. wont go into the dynamics of resolutions and viewing distances, but it is a very nice looking picture. i had to manually change the settings so it would no longer try to change it thats not a big deal, but when i have missed it and it does in fact put my plasma on 1080p after about 30-40min of watching a movie on there it will blue screen, this is not a issue at 720p ever nor does my pc ever hit a bottle neck with all this 3 screen multitasking. but my concern is that i may be doing something that my cpu was not intended to be doing. can doing this cause any kind of conflicts or damage to my processor or motherboard at all?

[ViperZZTX]

P.S I love that my 3570k and ROG board just utterly chews up all the applications and games i throw at it all at once, this pc is a multi entertainment machine and i have yet to see it stutter at anything even when im pushing cpu usage to 75% with all the stuff i run at once. Heres a Huge Screen of me running what i typically run when intertaining myself and guests.

[ViperZZTX]

P.S I love that my 3570k and ROG board just utterly chews up all the applications and games i throw at it all at once, this pc is a multi entertainment machine and i have yet to see it stutter at anything even when im pushing cpu usage to 75% with all the stuff i run at once. Heres a Huge Screen of me running what i typically run when intertaining myself and guests.

[Nate152]

That's a nice set up ViperZZTX. You won't damage your processor as long as you keep your cpu temperature in check and I seriously doubt you will do any damage to your motherboard. You will get a blue screen saying your pc needs to shut down to prevent hardware damage. Sounds like you did have some conflicts with the .net framework. Do you get any kind of on screen errors besides BSOD? If not, and you have all three displays working, it sounds to me like you are all set.

[ViperZZTX]

Thanks for the reassurance! Well the only BSOD's ive ever gotten was when forcing my tv into 1080p, it actually looks nicer forced on that resolution but after half a hour or so of activity on the screen typically playin a video, i would BSOD. i likey was taking it too seriously as it was the first time ive had a BSOD on this pc. i keep my os clean and it typically runs what i push on it flawlessly