AB350M Pro4 Dual-Monitor / Integrated Graphics

[tropicalfruitcake]

I'm trying to use two monitors at once:

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  ■ My main one (that's working) is plugged into my GPU by HDMI (EVGA Geforce GTX 1069)
  ■ The monitor that won't turn on is connected my VGA to my AB350M

I have read in several places that in order for both to work, I need to enable integrated graphics in the BIOS (version 4.3). I have looked everywhere in the BIOS menu for that option, but I cannot for the life of me find it. I am a complete noob at this, and any help/information would be appreciated.

 

[bignastyid]

The video ports on that motherboard only work if you install an APU if you use a CPU those ports are dead. Btw the gtx 1060 supports multiple monitors.

 

[Phillip Corcoran]

bignastyid is correct - - - which means you have to run both monitors off the GTX graphics card.

The motherboard's VGA port is effectively dead without an APU installed.

 

[guanyu210379]

What processor do you have on the motherboard? If you have e.g. Ryzen 3,5 or 7. You can not use the mobo for graphic.
Those processor do not have iGPU.

 

[tropicalfruitcake]

What processor do you have on the motherboard? If you have e.g. Ryzen 3,5 or 7. You can not use the mobo for graphic.
Those processor do not have iGPU.

Yeah, I have Ryzen 5.

The video ports on that motherboard only work if you install an APU if you use a CPU those ports are dead. Btw the gtx 1060 supports multiple monitors.

The problem is it only has 1 HDMI slot, the rest are dispay slots. I have my main monitor connected by HDMI, but my only other cable is a VGA. I guess I have to buy a display cable