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Hey there! Today I've built a new rig with Ryzen 5 2600 and Gigabyte RX 580 Gaming 8G. I've a monitor from Samsung SyncMaster S19B150. The thing is I have one DVI-D port and one VGA port in my Monitor, Whereas my CPU and GPU has 1 HDMI + 1 DVI-D port for each. (I mean CPU has 1hdmi+1dvi-d and GPU too has 1hdmi+1dvi-d). So the question is how should I connect my Display with them? Should I also have to Connect my GPU with monitor? Or is it enough to connect with CPU only? Please reply!! I'm stuck there ?

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20 minutes ago, _LoneWolf_ said:

Hey there! Today I've built a new rig with Ryzen 5 2600 and Gigabyte RX 580 Gaming 8G. I've a monitor from Samsung SyncMaster S19B150. The thing is I have one DVI-D port and one VGA port in my Monitor, Whereas my CPU and GPU has 1 HDMI + 1 DVI-D port for each. (I mean CPU has 1hdmi+1dvi-d and GPU too has 1hdmi+1dvi-d). So the question is how should I connect my Display with them? Should I also have to Connect my GPU with monitor? Or is it enough to connect with CPU only? Please reply!! I'm stuck there ?

You should connect using the best possible cable from your GPU to your monitor. Based on your monitor, this would be the DVI-D connection on the monitor, so run a DVI cable from that to the DVI-D port on your GPU and you'll be set.

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37 minutes ago, kirashi said:

You should connect using the best possible cable from your GPU to your monitor. Based on your monitor, this would be the DVI-D connection on the monitor, so run a DVI cable from that to the DVI-D port on your GPU and you'll be set.

So I don't need to connect it from CPU? Only Connect my Monitor to GPU via DVI-D is fine?!

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3 hours ago, _LoneWolf_ said:

So I don't need to connect it from CPU? Only Connect my Monitor to GPU via DVI-D is fine?!

Yup... you only need one input and output between your display and graphics output, so going from GPU to monitor is what you need.

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