Can I run 2 monitors off of DVI and one off of HDMI simultaneously?
295384
Yes I haven't tried t but I would assume do since there are 2 dvi's, 1hdmi, and 1 vgi ports on the back
135432
this monitor has 2 inputs VGA and DVIhow ever I would not consider this as double duty (look at J. Nicklin answer)
1695101
With the right adapters yes. I use 3 DVI > HDMI cables for my screens. I've tried and tested and yes with a $5 DVI>VGA adapter/dongle you can run two VGA screens and one HDMI.If you are going to buy an AMD card for multiple monitors check out the following link and it will help you determine how many monitors you can set up with any number of adapters. http://www.amd.com/us/products/technologies/amd-eyefinity-technology/how-to/Pages/faqs.aspx
772210
What do you mean by 'a splitter'? If you mean having 2 connections off the DVI connection, then no. If you just mean use a DVI&gt;VGA adapter, so 1 monitor plugged into VGA port and another plugged into the adapter on the DVI, then yes. If you have 2 DVI only monitors, you should be able to use the DVI port for one and use a DVI&gt;HDMI cable to use the HDMI port for the other.
1721995
Yes - one must be VGA and the other digital. You can also run one monitor of either input type.
772209
What do you mean by 'a splitter'? If you mean having 2 connections off the DVI connection, then no. If you just mean use a DVI>VGA adapter, so 1 monitor plugged into VGA port and another plugged into the adapter on the DVI, then yes.If you have 2 DVI only monitors, you should be able to use the DVI port for one and use a DVI>HDMI cable to use the HDMI port for the other.
662766
There is also a DVI output but I have not used multiple displays. However if I had to bet my life on it I would bet that if there are multiple outputs you would be able to use 2 monitors.
636804
The computer does have both VGA and HDMI ports but not sure whether both monitirs can be used simultaneously.
221965
Yes, I have dual monitors with my hp laptop and I run one off the HDMI. No issues.
2029828
No, DisplayPort's daisy chain feature requires all the links in the chain to be DisplayPort connections. DVI has a very different (and much older) signaling scheme, which cannot support multiple streams through a single cable, so there is no way to supply the extra data for the second monitor.
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i have the same CPU that you have. I use Intel (on chip) graphics with 1 monitor thru DVI. I do not have a graphics card. I verified that if I switch my monitor over to its HDMI input, it is receiving signal from the mother board HDMI port. This would imply that you can drive 2 monitors thru onboard chipset graphics (without having any graphics card). Of course you will need minor changes in the operating system control panel screen settings.
1929821
Yes you can, however, one of the ports are VGA (analog signal) and the other uses DVI (digital video input).
78380
Sorry, I don't know the answer to that? I have always just used one monitor for two computers.
970882
No. Both must be digital connections. DVI and HDMI. You can use converter on either port
907390
Yes 1 digital DVI and 1 analogue VGA at the same time. Or you can use the adapter and do two the same kind.
620400
Yup, I used one DVI cable, one HDMI cable, and one DisplayPort to HDMI cable. Worked perfectly.
1210743
You can have two monitors connected without needing any other hardware. One connected to the VGA port and the second to the HDMI port. Both VGA and HDMI are active in the default configuration.