Do I need a DVI/Display for Booting Asus Prime B350-PLUS the first time?

[dracosmetro7]

I'm planning on purchasing this motherboard for my first ever personally built computer, and I was wondering if I'd require a "Display" cable or DVI cable in order to boot it the first time.

While gathering information going into the parts about my build parts and booting, I stumbled on something concerning motherboards and HDMI cables. Specifically information stating something along the lines of needing "HDMI Drivers" and, I'm not sure if this is the same place I read this, that one would have to boot using DVI or VGA.

I only have HDMI and VGA cables, but the graphics card I intend to purchase only has an HDMI port, as well as DVI-D and Display Port. (https://pcpartpicker.com/product/x7s8TW/msi-geforce-gtx-1050-ti-4gb-video-card-gtx-1050-ti-4gt-oc)

My choices as far as I can think, If I have to compromise and get the compatible display options, are to either purchase a monitor that comes with corresponding ports and cables, which I plan to do after collecting all of my parts later anyway, or simply purchase a cable or an adapter.

Preferably, If I don't have to do either, I can afford to wait before purchasing a new monitor, as I already have one: A Tablet monitor: Ugee UG-2150 Pen Display Monitor.

Can Anyone give me some clarity about this?

The rest of my intended build for reference: https://pcpartpicker.com/list/h2B6JV

 

[clutchc]

You should be fine with either video output you use. There's no drivers needed until once in Win. And then only to access the special features of modern cards.

 

[dracosmetro7]

Alright thanks. I already assumed that naturally there wouldn't be an issue at this point in 2017, but I wanted to be sure.