I have two monitors -- dvi and vga. Will this computer support both at the same time? Thanks.
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Yes. The computer comes with a NVIDIA GTX 650, which has three display connectors: One Dual Link DVI-I, One Dual Link DVI-D, One Mini HDMI. I used a converter cable (?) to convert one of the DVI connectors to VGA, and the other DVI connector to another monitor. Note that you must connect to the graphics card display connector, not the integrated graphics card display connector (eg. the standard size HDMI port).
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The computer does have both VGA and HDMI ports but not sure whether both monitirs can be used simultaneously.
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I used it for VGA and DVI which works very well. I constantly switch between the two modes in a four monitor set up on one machine and a two monitor setup on another (both setups share one monitor). It also supports HDMI, which I do not used.
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one dvi port serves for Y cables to support two monitors, the other supports one. Haven't tested it yet, but that's what the manual says
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I agree with what ReynerN said in response to your question; so long as you have a DVI output from your desktop, VGA is cake.
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You can use the display port and the DVI ports at the same time. You will just need to change your display setting in order to get the second monitor to display on your desktop.
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Hi, This card will support two monitors simultaneously, as stated in the manual. Given that, I don't really see why you would want to drive one monitor from the card and one from the motherboard - using system RAM rather than dedicated graphics RAM. However, if the latter is what you wanted to do, I can't think why that would not work. But, it's a great card at a bargain price so why not drive two monitors from it?
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Yes, just use display ports, don't try to use the dvi adapters. So just make sure your monitors support display port 1.2 or better
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You can hook up any two monitors that have a connection for display port and dvi regardless of resolution. You can even use an adapter to dvi, hdmi, or display port to suit whatever you monitor has inputs for including going back to VGA
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I'm running two monitors on it right now. Just be aware, there is one VGA port and one DVI port available with the onboard setup, so if you are wanting to run dual DVI monitors, you'll need an additional video card. If you're fine with one on VGA and one on DVI, you're good to go out of the box.
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This computer has a HDMI and VGA output. As long as your monitor has one of these inputs you will be fine.
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Yes. You can input VGA and output VGA or DVI all or a combination of outputs. Also you can input DVI and output VGA or DVI or a combination. You will need DVI to VGA adaptor
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My television will do either DMI or VGA. The computer hard drive itself also has jacks obviously for both connections If you wanted to run 2 monitors off of it. One jack for each type. Hope this helps!
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Mine came with both cables, one DVI and one VGA... however, after revisiting some of the other reviews, I'm not sure that's still the case. I bought two of these last August.
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Yes. You will have to use the provided DVI-d to VGA adapter, but it is 100% possible. I am running triple monitor with Displayport, HDMI, and DVI-d all off this card
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Yes, this graphics card supports dual-monitors. Two options for the HDMI: Mini-HDMI (port on card) to HDMI patch cable or a DVI-D to HDMI patch cable. I personally would do a DVI-D to HDMI patch cable as they are more readily available but either would work.Nothing else would be needed, i.e. no adapters (not even sure what an adapter would be for)I'm currently running dual 23-inch monitors with DVI-D connections at 1920x1080. Movies, video games, etc look great and are a big improvement from the on-board graphics card that comes on a off-the-shelf desktop PC.
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Yes. Dual monitors should work fine provided you use any 2 of the three interfaces (DVI, HDMI, VGA). Using three monitors seems to have been an issue for some, and using 2 monitors with same interface/cable would require an adapter and *might* cause an issue. Just use one DVI and one HDMI and you will be fine! That being said...if you plan on doing anything more than watching video or playing VERY simple games (like puzzle/adventure games or old school DX9 games) then I have to agree with KYle -- buy a cheap graphics card. The nice thing about this new board is it is cheap,rock solid(so far), and allows you to make that upgrade down the line when you have more cash.