[SOLVED] Displayport not working with integrated graphics/motherboard

[inadequatefox]

The monitor displays a "no signal" message, despite having both male connectors in the port securely. It's been plugged into the motherboard Display port with the Intel integrated graphics as I don't have a GPU. I don't have another computer with a DP port, nor do I have another cable, so I can't really test that. I've tried installing newer display drivers, but that didn't help. The motherboard is a Gigabyte z590 Vision G and the monitor is a Samsung CT550 27".

 

[ThatVietGuy]

Which CPU are you using?

 

[inadequatefox]

Which CPU are you using?

I'm using an Intel i7-10700k.

 

[ThatVietGuy]

Is this a freshly built computer? Or was it working prior and you changed/upgraded components?

Please list out all your components and exactly how you came to this point.

 

[SkyNetRising]

It's been plugged into the motherboard Display port with the Intel integrated graphics as I don't have a GPU.

DP connector on motherboard is input (not output) for DP signal pass-through via USB-C.
Read motherboard manual on, how to use it.

Use HDMI instead.

 

[inadequatefox]

DP connector on motherboard is input (not output) for DP signal pass-through via USB-C.
Read motherboard manual on, how to use it.

Use HDMI instead.

Huh, I didn't even notice the fact that it said "DP in" above the connector. I was originally using HDMI, but the colours looked washed out with it, which is the reason why I was trying to use DP instead. I'll just go back to using HDMI then. Thanks for the help!