Dual screens on gpu and moba?

jaysoceee

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so heres my build, http://pcpartpicker.com/p/YWrRwP

the monitor i wana use to dual is a regular acer old pc screen... can i put my 21" to gpu and the acer to moba? i only have 1 cable for gpu and another cable to only put in moba, .. 1 hdmi another is a regular cable used in windows 98 =]
 
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https://downloadcenter.intel.com/Detail_Desc.aspx?DwnldID=24245

Never download drivers from third parties. Always from either the manufacturer or from intel/amd/nvidia themselves.

Let me explain how this works. Your graphics card is amd, so you already have the amd graphics drivers installed. This handles the monitor plugged into the graphics card. Your mobo outputs are controlled by the integrated graphics and this controls the monitors plugged in there. You have an intel cpu and thus intel igpu. By default, the igpu is disabled when a graphics card is present and is the reason there is the igpu multi monitor option in bios; to enable it. You will have 2 graphics drivers and this is completely fine and do not affect each other. When...



i put my monitor in my gpu, i plug in my 2nd screen in moba... nothing showin on 2nd screen... vg'a is in my moba hdmi is in my monitor...

I went to screen resolution click on the 1. put that as main ... extend display on both, nothing is showin
 
https://downloadcenter.intel.com/Detail_Desc.aspx?DwnldID=24245

Never download drivers from third parties. Always from either the manufacturer or from intel/amd/nvidia themselves.

Let me explain how this works. Your graphics card is amd, so you already have the amd graphics drivers installed. This handles the monitor plugged into the graphics card. Your mobo outputs are controlled by the integrated graphics and this controls the monitors plugged in there. You have an intel cpu and thus intel igpu. By default, the igpu is disabled when a graphics card is present and is the reason there is the igpu multi monitor option in bios; to enable it. You will have 2 graphics drivers and this is completely fine and do not affect each other. When you extend in windows, the primary monitor is what shows the taskbar, the gpu connected to this monitor will be used for any software you run. So whatever monitor is connected to your 280 is what you want as primary.
 
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