Question Dual monitor: better if both DisplayPort or fine if one is HDMI?

[Rich Franzen]

I just got a new desktop computer with an NVidia GEForce 3060 graphics card. The card has one HDMI and 3 DisplayPort connectors. The monitors I have ordered come with HDMI cables, but I'm going to have to buy at least one DisplayPort cable. Would it be best to keep everything the same with two DisplayPorts or does it matter that one would beHDMI? The monitors will be HP 24mh FHD. They support both HDMI and DisplayPort and are capable of 1920x1080 @75Hz.

BTW, I know HDMI and DisplayPort can be used together; my question relates to what is the best choice as opposed to what will work.

 

[Wolfshadw]

With those displays, it won't make a difference. Either connection exceeds the max input (resolution plus refresh rate) the displays can accept.

-Wolf sends

 

[Rich Franzen]

With those displays, it won't make a difference. Either connection exceeds the max input (resolution plus refresh rate) the displays can accept.

-Wolf sends

Thank you Wolf. I was thinking that was the case, but since I'm getting a DisplayPort cable anyway, just wanted to make sure I shouldn't bother with two.

 

[Blackink]

I have a GPU card with 3 display ports and one HDMI.
I have no noticeable difference with the monitors connected via display port or the one connected HDMI.

 

[Blackink]

I have a GPU card with 3 display ports and one HDMI.
I have no noticeable difference with the monitors connected via display port or the one connected HDMI.

I should have clarified that I use 4 - 27" monitors with that GPU card.