Need with GPU and Motherboard HDMI

[BlazeStryker]

Hello!, So the thing is:

I just got a GTX 1070, and it came with one HDMI, 3 display ports and a DPI port, my display is kinda old, so I got a HDMI to VGA converter, and it works just fine.

I want to connect my TV to the computer, and the TV is also kinda old too ( I know, I know xD) it only has 1 HDMI (which my ps4 is conected to).

The question is, Can I connect an HDMI to the TV, and the other end to the motherboard' HDMI, will it work just fine? How can I get it to work? The motherboard that I currently have is:

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I just want to watch GoT while laying in bed u.u

Thanks a lot!

 

[The Paladin]

your best best is to get an HDMI switch between laptop and PS4 to the tv permitting you to press a button and select which signal (either laptop or ps4) end up to the TV

something like this :http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16812423067&cm_re=hdmi_switch-_-12-423-067-_-Product

 

[alexoiu]

Hello!, So the thing is:

I just got a GTX 1070, and it came with one HDMI, 3 display ports and a DPI port, my display is kinda old, so I got a HDMI to VGA converter, and it works just fine.

I want to connect my TV to the computer, and the TV is also kinda old too ( I know, I know xD) it only has 1 HDMI (which my ps4 is conected to).

The question is, Can I connect an HDMI to the TV, and the other end to the motherboard' HDMI, will it work just fine? How can I get it to work? The motherboard that I currently have is:

http://

I just want to watch GoT while laying in bed u.u

Thanks a lot!

Hi, You can, if enabling in BIOS the IGD Multi-Monitor.

 

[BlazeStryker]

Hello!, So the thing is:

I just got a GTX 1070, and it came with one HDMI, 3 display ports and a DPI port, my display is kinda old, so I got a HDMI to VGA converter, and it works just fine.

I want to connect my TV to the computer, and the TV is also kinda old too ( I know, I know xD) it only has 1 HDMI (which my ps4 is conected to).

The question is, Can I connect an HDMI to the TV, and the other end to the motherboard' HDMI, will it work just fine? How can I get it to work? The motherboard that I currently have is:

http://

I just want to watch GoT while laying in bed u.u

Thanks a lot!

Hi, You can, if enabling in BIOS the IGD Multi-Monitor.

Thanks for the reply!, do you mind walking me through? I honestly have no clue how to do that

 

[alexoiu]

You're welcome.
In BIOS, Advanced Menu, look for IGD Multi-Monitor and switch to Enable.

 

[BlazeStryker]

You're welcome.
In BIOS, Advanced Menu, look for IGD Multi-Monitor and switch to Enable.

But, doing that will interfere in any way with my GPU perfomance? Or not at all?

(Also, "In BIOS", You mean when my computer boots up right? )

 

[alexoiu]

Yes.
It shouldn't affect the GPU performance.