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Myelin
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Myelin

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Lol -

Of course 2/3 of the comments here are trolls. Typical RS.

I have one 24in and another 24in monitor plugged into my GPU. One in HDMI, one in DVI.

I have a third small TV I want to plug into my motherboard's HDMI port.
hi

05-Jan-2017 19:28:16

Singularity
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Singularity

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So:

You already have two monitors (two 24in) hooked up to the dedicated GPU (one via HDMI and another DVI). Both of these displays work fine. Correct?

The third monitor is hooked up to the motherboard's own HDMI port. On this monitor, you're getting a "no signal" error? Is that correct? If so, are you sure the processor you have has onboard graphics?

What Motherboard do you have also?
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05-Jan-2017 20:42:07 - Last edited on 05-Jan-2017 20:50:53 by Singularity

Konota
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Konota

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Myelin said :
Of course 2/3 of the comments here are trolls. Typical RS.


Nah just the lack of information you gave regarding your problem.

Still don't know what your problem is actually.

Myelin said :
Hi, Anyone know how to run dual monitor display on GPU Myelin said :
I have one 24in and another 24in monitor plugged into my GPU. One in HDMI, one in DVI.


also, eh?
Hello Moto

05-Jan-2017 20:59:23

A13d

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I just have an HDMI from one monitor and a DVI from the other both going into the GPU and I don't have a third so I've never had this issue but if your TV can only do HMDI and it seems like only your GPU works then how about just putting everything in the GPU and using DisplayPort or whatever interface you have leftover on the GPU instead of HDMI for the other monitor

05-Jan-2017 23:10:47

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