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So my 750ti arrived today. It doesn't have two DVI ports. Was wondering how I'd use say one monitor to run off the integrated graphics and one off the GPU. ( if it's possible. ). I'd be using one monitor for Gaming and one to monitor the CPU/ GPU.

 

 

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So my 750ti arrived today. It doesn't have two DVI ports. Was wondering how I'd use say one monitor to run off the integrated graphics and one off the GPU. ( if it's possible. ). I'd be using one monitor for Gaming and one to monitor the CPU/ GPU.

You just plug your main monitor to your 750 Ti and the 2nd monitor to the motherboard

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Go into Bios and enable iGPU multi monitor

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you can hook up a dvi monitor to a hdmi output just fine.

 

in case you want to do that.

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you can hook up a dvi monitor to a hdmi output just fine.

 

in case you want to do that.

One monitor is HDMI. I don't have a spare one laying around.

 

 

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Just use a HDMI to DVI adapter.

 

In Amazon, it's like $7 or cheap.

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Just use a HDMI to DVI adapter.

 

In Amazon, it's like $7 or cheap.

I have the GPU now. Ive got an HDMI cord at my grandpas house I'm gonna get but this is just for now,

 

 

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