[SOLVED] More monitors using GA-78LMT-S2 motherboard

[SharpTJ]

So I picked this computer up for $100 bucks at a yard sale last week. I won't be playing games on it, but I do wand to use 3 (or 4) monitors for spreadsheets and document creation / editing. I have (2) 27" monitors running the AMD Radeon R7 250 graphics card. The integrated graphics(ATI Radeon HD 3000 ) is (assumingly) disabled, and I see no where in the BIOS to re-enable it, thus leaving me only the 2 monitors.

1. Is there any way to re-enable the VGA port on the motherboard that I am missing?
2. I have a Nvidia GT750 card here also, if I install it, will that give me another 2 monitors?

 

[Wolfshadw]

Gigabyte GA-78LMT-S2 Motherboard Manual
Reference Pg. 22

Setting the Internal Graphics Mode to UMA (allocating memory) may enable your integrated graphics,

As for the GT750, there's no place in install the card if you're already using the sole PCI-Ex16 slot for the R7-250.

-Wolf sends

 

[SharpTJ]

Gigabyte GA-78LMT-S2 Motherboard Manual
Reference Pg. 22

Setting the Internal Graphics Mode to UMA (allocating memory) may enable your integrated graphics,

As for the GT750, there's no place in install the card if you're already using the sole PCI-Ex16 slot for the R7-250.

-Wolf sends

Gigabyte GA-78LMT-S2 Motherboard Manual
Reference Pg. 22

Setting the Internal Graphics Mode to UMA (allocating memory) may enable your integrated graphics,

As for the GT750, there's no place in install the card if you're already using the sole PCI-Ex16 slot for the R7-250.

-Wolf sends

Yeah, it is set to UMA but no go. I just glanced inside and thought it had another slot.

 

[Wolfshadw]

If you have access to your PCI-Ex1 slot, you might be able to use a PCI-Ex1 to PCI-Ex16 cable like this one. Then you'd probably be able to use both of your cards.

-Wolf sends