How can I run three monitors, two off gpu and one off motherboard?

[iCantThinkOfAName]

Hello, I'm trying to plug in a monitor into my motherboard whilst my main two are in the gpu, however when I plug my monitor into the motherboard, it doesn't show anything. Is there a setting in the bios? A driver?

Thanks.

[Guest]

2 minutes ago, iCantThinkOfAName said:

Hello, I'm trying to plug in a monitor into my motherboard whilst my main two are in the gpu, however when I plug my monitor into the motherboard, it doesn't show anything. Is there a setting in the bios? A driver?

Thanks.

Yes. There should be a settings where you can choose multi monitor from both pcie and igpu

[Hackentosher]

Pretty sure you just plug it in. I remember my friend did this exact thing, but somehow the PCIE GPU was rendering for all three displays despite one of them being plugged into the iGPU.

[toasty6776]

There should be a setting in your UEFI to toggle multi monitor via iGPU once that is enabled, make sure you have your iGPU driver installed and up to date.

[iCantThinkOfAName]

Just now, toasty6776 said:

There should be a setting in your UEFI to toggle multi monitor via iGPU once that is enabled, make sure you have your iGPU driver installed and up to date.

I can't see it, do you know where about in the BIOS it will be for an ASUS motherboard?

[toasty6776]

1 minute ago, Hackentosher said:

somehow the PCIE GPU was rendering for all three displays despite one of them being plugged into the iGPU.

That's normal. The discrete GPU will render all video output and just sends the specific ones for the third display via PCIe to the iGPU to send it to the monitor.

[Guest]

1 minute ago, iCantThinkOfAName said:

I can't see it, do you know where about in the BIOS it will be for an ASUS motherboard?

What ASUS mobo exactly?

[pwn_intended]

1 minute ago, iCantThinkOfAName said:

I can't see it, do you know where about in the BIOS it will be for an ASUS motherboard?

WHICH asus mobo? A small subset of motherboards do not support using iGPU and dGPU simultaneously.

[iCantThinkOfAName]

Just now, deXxterlab97 said:

What ASUS mobo exactly?

H81-Gamer

[Guest]

2 minutes ago, iCantThinkOfAName said:

H81-Gamer

Let me check my own BIOS quikcly. I have an ASUS H81M-E

[toasty6776]

6 minutes ago, iCantThinkOfAName said:

I can't see it, do you know where about in the BIOS it will be for an ASUS motherboard?

Unfortunately I'm not at home ATM but I can check once I get there. In the meantime watch this: 

and this: 

pretty sure Linus uses that setting in one of those videos so he can access the unraid console while the VM is running. Sry I cant tell you any further details right now.

[iCantThinkOfAName]

1 minute ago, toasty6776 said:

Unfortunately I'm not at home ATM but I can check once I get there. In the meantime watch this: 

and this: 

pretty sure Linus uses that setting in one of those videos so he can access the unraid console while the VM is running. Sry I cant tell you any further details right now.

That's okay, will quickly speed through these videos.

[Guest]

5 minutes ago, iCantThinkOfAName said:

H81-Gamer

Try this. The Gamer BIOS looks similar

 

Advanced > System Agent Configuration > Graphics Configuration >  iGPU Multi Monitor

[toasty6776]

2 minutes ago, iCantThinkOfAName said:

That's okay, will quickly speed through these videos.

Okay, I'm pretty sure it's in the first one.

[iCantThinkOfAName]

37 minutes ago, deXxterlab97 said:

Try this. The Gamer BIOS looks similar

 

Advanced > System Agent Configuration > Graphics Configuration >  iGPU Multi Monitor

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