can you run dual dvi and hdmi at the same time?
1680591
The GT 610 only supports a maximum of two monitors (either 2 dvi or one dvi/hdmi). You will need a GT 640 or above to use 3 monitors.
636804
The computer does have both VGA and HDMI ports but not sure whether both monitirs can be used simultaneously.
1020683
No. There is just a single input on the splitter. It allows you to have the same screen view on two separate DVI monitors, but it is not capable of providing the ability to dispay two separate programs or files at the same time.
1077699
I run dual monitors all the time with no problems. The card has a DVI, HDMI, and a VGA port. You can also use the second monitor or the standard graphics from your mother board.
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Kid Icarus - It has 1 HDMI, 1 DVI, and 1 VGA. You can easily switch the source with a button on the monitor. I use the HDMI for my HD TV tuner and DVI for my computer. I don't think there is a way to run both at the same time without a TV capture card in your computer. There are HDMI splitters available with switches on them. I run Blu-ray disks through my Blu-ray optical drive that I bought for my computer. Make sure the Drive comes with the software needed. I hope this helps. This is a great monitor. - Dave
608723
Yes it can, however as I just learned, you cannot have another HDMI source playing at the same time.
2283319
Yes, you can use the HDMI and Mini DisplayPort outputs simultaneously if the OS supports it.
121849
No you can't run dual monitors with the onboard ports you will need to use a video card. I have already exhausted all other possibilities.
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I believe the answer is indeed no. Don't have the technical terms at my fingertips, however I've been running lots of monitors with various graphics cards for years. In the end it seems to always comes down to the number of GPU's when running HDMI, DVI, or even older VGA monitors. I believe there is a technical limitation that you can only run 2 HDMI/DVI/VGA monitors per GPU. Since this only has 1 GPU, you can only run 2 non-DP monitors. You could however, run 2 HDMI and then more DP monitors at the same time. For me I just used all DP monitors and it has been working great for business apps etc. I believe the answer is indeed no. Don't have the technical terms at my fingertips, however I've been running lots of monitors with various graphics cards for years. In the end it seems to always comes down to the number of GPU's when running HDMI, DVI, or even older VGA monitors. I believe there is a technical limitation that you can only run 2 HDMI/DVI/VGA monitors per GPU. Since this only has 1 GPU, you can only run 2 non-DP monitors. You could however, run 2 HDMI and then more DP monitors at the same time. For me I just used all DP monitors and it has been working great for business... » Read More I believe the answer is indeed no. Don't have the technical terms at my fingertips, however I've been running lots of monitors with various graphics cards for years. In the end it seems to always comes down to the number of GPU's when running HDMI, DVI, or even older VGA monitors. I believe there is a technical limitation that you can only run 2 HDMI/DVI/VGA monitors per GPU. Since this only has 1 GPU, you can only run 2 non-DP monitors. You could however, run 2 HDMI and then more DP monitors at the same time. For me I just used all DP monitors and it has been working great for business apps etc. « Show Less
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yes, I can confirm as well. One DVI port, one VGA port. I am using both in a triple monitor setup (with one being the laptop screen).
1611794
It does not. It only has 1 DVI and 1 15 pin. I don't think you can use both at the same time.
169901
Naturally no, but its potentially possible to use 2 of these at the same time if you buy an adapter that allows for dual monitors.
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Not concurrently, in my experience. It will let you toggle between 2, if you have 3 connected. If you want to have a third monitor for basic 2-D stuff, you might get one of those add on USB-DVI/VGA devices, but they are CPU intensive.
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You can use the DVI and HDMI to run two monitors. You can also use the DVI connector and the onboard VGA connector. That is the way I use it (my monitors don't have an HDMI connection). To use the DVI+VGA you have to go into the BIOS setup and enable the onboard VGA.
135802
No. This will show the same thing on both screens. You need a video card with dual outputs to do what you want.
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Almost certainly yes, although it depends on the video card. I have used a single-link (i.e. normal) DVI port to drive this monitor at 1920x1200. You do need a dual-link DVI (i.e. extra fancy DVI) to use all the pixels on the screen, but you may find your video card actually does have dual-link DVI.Most video cards with two outputs, like yours, can drive two separate monitors. I have very rarely seen exceptions - Dell computers with a VGA and a DVI port on the motherboard come to mind, in that case you can only use one. But that's the motherboard, if you install a video card you can use it normally. Almost certainly yes, although it depends on the video card. I have used a single-link (i.e. normal) DVI port to drive this monitor at 1920x1200. You do need a dual-link DVI (i.e. extra fancy DVI) to use all the pixels on the screen, but you may find your video card actually does have dual-link DVI.Most video cards with two outputs, like yours, can drive two separate monitors. I have very rarely seen exceptions - Dell computers with a VGA and a DVI port on the motherboard come to mind, in that case you can only use one. But that's the motherboard, if you install a video card you... » Read More Almost certainly yes, although it depends on the video card. I have used a single-link (i.e. normal) DVI port to drive this monitor at 1920x1200. You do need a dual-link DVI (i.e. extra fancy DVI) to use all the pixels on the screen, but you may find your video card actually does have dual-link DVI.Most video cards with two outputs, like yours, can drive two separate monitors. I have very rarely seen exceptions - Dell computers with a VGA and a DVI port on the motherboard come to mind, in that case you can only use one. But that's the motherboard, if you install a video card you can use it normally. « Show Less
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In short, no probs with any of your choices. You can actually run 3 displays. The mini hdmi port can be ported to a standard hdmi. The DVI port can be converted to a standard hdmi as well but it will not have audio stream. both DVI and mini hdmi can also be converted to display port. DVI + HDMI would be a better choice for imagebquality and convenience.