[SOLVED] Mobo VGA and GPU hmi at the same time?

kyrios

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Hello, i have a curious question...

I was watching a video, and a guy said something about avoid connecting a monitor in a mobo and gpu cuz it might by-pass the graphic card, although that didnt answer my next question:

if i connect my monitor to my Mobo VGA connector and the Hmdi to the Gpu at the same time, but i make sure that im using the hmi option from my monitor, will that cause any kind of "performance reduction" in my Gpu? or anything at all?
 
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if i connect my monitor to my Mobo VGA connector and the Hmdi to the Gpu at the same time, but i make sure that im using the hmi option from my monitor, will that cause any kind of "performance reduction" in my Gpu? or anything at all?
2 cables to same monitor? What's the point?
Yes, you can do that. No it doesn't cause performance reduction.

What happens here, VGA output from motherboard will be non-functional, because having discrete graphics card usually disables integrated gpu. You'd have to manually change options in BIOS, to enable video output from motherboard.

BTW - you haven't listed hardware specs of your pc. It's possible, your cpu doesn't have integrated graphics at all.
if i connect my monitor to my Mobo VGA connector and the Hmdi to the Gpu at the same time, but i make sure that im using the hmi option from my monitor, will that cause any kind of "performance reduction" in my Gpu? or anything at all?
2 cables to same monitor? What's the point?
Yes, you can do that. No it doesn't cause performance reduction.

What happens here, VGA output from motherboard will be non-functional, because having discrete graphics card usually disables integrated gpu. You'd have to manually change options in BIOS, to enable video output from motherboard.

BTW - you haven't listed hardware specs of your pc. It's possible, your cpu doesn't have integrated graphics at all.
 
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kyrios

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Aug 5, 2015
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2 cables to same monitor? What's the point?
Yes, you can do that. No it doesn't cause performance reduction.

What happens here, VGA output from motherboard will be non-functional, because having discrete graphics card usually disables integrated gpu. You'd have to manually change options in BIOS, to enable video output from motherboard.

BTW - you haven't listed hardware specs of your pc. It's possible, your cpu doesn't have integrated graphics at all.

thank you! your answer cleared my curiosity, or that was more like a doubt i guess

btw, i have an i5 7500