How To Enable Motherboard HDMI Port for Multiple Monitors - Use Graphics Card & Integrated Graphics
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- čas přidán 10. 06. 2024
- I've had a lot of people ask about doing this with AMD Ryzen CPU's. Most of them DO NOT have integrated graphics, so this won't work. Ryzen CPU's with a 'g' at the end of the model number have integrated graphics (ex. Ryzen 3 3200g) so they will work fine.
For Intel CPU's it is the opposite. Basically, all Intel CPU's have integrated graphics except the ones with and 'F' at the end of the model number. Ex. the Intel i5 9400F will not work.
SOLUTION: In the case, you don't have integrated graphics, your graphics card most likely has more than one port to connect a monitor from (for example DVI or DisplayPort). If your monitor only supports HDMI you can buy an adapter (usually for fairly cheap) to connect your monitor to one of these ports.
In this video I will show you how to enable the HDMI port on your motherboard which is disabled when using a graphics card. Your CPU needs Integrated Graphics for this to work!
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I've had a lot of people ask about doing this with AMD Ryzen CPU's. Most of them DO NOT have integrated graphics, so this won't work. Ryzen CPU's with a 'g' at the end of the model number have integrated graphics (ex. Ryzen 3 3200g) so they will work fine.
For Intel CPU's it is the opposite. Basically, all Intel CPU's have integrated graphics except the ones with an 'F' at the end of the model number. Ex. the Intel i5 9400F will not work.
SOLUTION: In the case you don't have integrated graphics, your graphics card most likely has more than one port to connect a monitor from (for example DVI or DisplayPort). If your monitor only supports HDMI you can buy an adapter (usually for fairly cheap) to connect your monitor to one of these ports.
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TheHowToGuy123 hey so i have a i5 9400f and i do exactly what u do and still doesn’t show in my bios
@@dumbowumbo8379 As explained in the comment above, the i5 9400f won't work.
TheHowToGuy123 welll thanks for the help
wbu 6300 six core?
Dude thank you so much you have no idea how much you helped me
i just wanted to say man, i just spent no joke from 7pm to 11pm trying to figure this all out, and this is the only video that had a method that worked. thanks man i’m glad i didn’t give up
Thanks for the quick and easy-to-follow tutorial. Was super helpful especially as I have an ASUS motherboard, Recently purchased a 4th monitor, BenQ 2480, from Gumtree, but my graphics card has only let me use 3 monitors so far.
I cant find the setting in my bios
Thanks mate,
I felt like I was going crazy not knowing why I couldn't run a second HDMI.
I know the thumbnail is messed up. I fixed it but it hasn't updated yet.
Why dosent graphics configuration show up for me?
My motherboard is as rock b365m and it doesn’t have the system agent configuration
@@fbp8288 Some motherboards are different. On asrock try Advanced > Chipset Configuration > IGPU Multi-Monitor
hey there, i have an issue where the chipset configuration doesn't show in advanced (on asrock motherboard)
This video was very helpful as I didnt know my computer didn't have integrated graphics and I was trying to force it
did you get it to work?
@@MaGzHIz No it didnt work as I didnt have the integrated graphics. I just bought a displayport to hdmi and it works as well. I was just trying to save money as I didnt have anything that uses displayport
@@Killertree123Gaming yo can you help me out I got a hdmi splitter but it don’t seem to pick it up don’t know what to do what display port di you get
Great now I just have a monitor for no reason what a good day…
@@0kql56 it costs like 15 for a adapter man
Thank you very much for this. I was able to connect cintiq alongside of two of my screens to my PC with the help of this. Great, fast and clear video.
Omg ... 1-2 hours of googling for stuff! Thank you! HDMi was disabled in BIOS since I'm already running a GPU! I appreciate you!
_M1cha3l_ hey how do I get to BIOS
@@bigpilster when ur pc is booting just press delete key every single second, cuz that works in my case😇
For those that didn't work just by enabling iGpu from Bios, remember that Fastboot when enabled, it will skip at Windows boot loading "unnecesary" drivers and some check-ups to boot faster. ¿Why it works after turning on and off your Pc several times? Because Windows will disable Fastboot temporally due to sequential incomplete boot attempts. You can disable Fastboot manually to let Windows detect your, by Bios enabled, iGpu next boot.
THANK YOU, this was brilliant and finally did it for me.
@@Chaaaarlotjeeee how did YA do it ?
You had the most succinct and effective answer for this relatively simple question. Thanks!
Thank you so much for this. I was going mad trying to get a pen tablet to work, and it turned out that my CPU integrated graphics was turned off. These quick steps instantly solved my problem
do you need to install the integrated graphics driver?
Thank you so much! You're a life saver!
Thanks for the short, simple video. I will add that I thought I stuffed up because the background looked weird when I connected my tv. turns out the background image setting was on stretch, not fill.
Thank you so much for the info. I've been researching on how to connect 3 monitors on my PC and finally found this video. You save my day. 🙌🙌
omg bro. i love you for making this video. i had no idea it was even possible to run the onboard AND a GPU at the same time.
i literally would never have guessed to try that.
you're my hero!🙇♂️🙇♂️🙇♂️
thank you so much for this video it has really helped me out :)
I just purchased a used EVGA gtx 980ti, and was experiencing high idle temps (63C) with my 2 monitors plugged in (2k 144hz via display port and 1080p 60hz HDMI). I read somewhere on a forum that this would lower my idle temps, and it totally did! I also set my primary monitor to PCIE (not sure if this was necessary, but I did it just to make sure my DP monitor was the main one, and the HDMI was secondary). Thanks so much!
My new monitor is coming and I didn’t have a vga cable connection thing on my pc and thankfully found this video. Everyone said it was helpful so I’ll be using these instructions as well :)
Pure genius thank you so much. I’ve spent hours searching how to do this and you came up with the correct solution . Yayy it now works. Thanks again 😊
I wrote "hdmi out" in youtube and found this instantly, but then, I have a black belt in google and youtube so that helped, hahaa. This video was indeed a good simple solution to our problem!
i have an acer mobo with a 2014 bios. i cant seem to find the setting
Me neither
This helped me so much. Everything was a little bit older and less nice looking on my system but thank you so much for this video
After hours of research, yours actually helped! thanks
Thanks for the quick and easy to follow tutorial. Was super helpful!
Also, very clean looking desktop! Wish mine was half as nice, hah.
Thank you for this helpful video. I was going crazy trying to use the HDMI port of some PC together with the HDMI port. I had no idea there would be an option to enable it in the BIOS. Thanks to you I got it working now! Cheers 🤩
You are a life saver! Two year old video and still saved me, thank you so much!
Thanks man! Just got my first PC and this video helped get my second monitor working! I definitely recommend this video for support
Brilliant video, after changing my motherboard my second monitor wouldn’t work, I found this video and sorted it in less than 10 mins 👍🏽
It's not working for me to put in f2 del esc f8 and f12 it's just not coming up
Super helpful! Realized my cpu doesn’t have integrated graphics so if anyone else has this problem your gpu most likely has a display port as well as hdmi so you can use those. Most probably already know this but just in case anybody was wondering
Saved me the time and money. Was about to go out and buy all types of cables. Turns out my CPU is not integrated so I used the GPU one instead. Thanks for the first part of the video.
Yeah on my BIOS menu I checked all the settings and there was no option for hdmi input on motherboard
Samenee
What type of cpu do u have?
@@natethegreat3247 what type of CPU do u have
@@skyzriku I5 9th Gen
I wish I could leave you 5 likes, I've been trying to figure this out for sooooo longgggg thank youuuuu!!!
Same
Great video just want to add for those who follow every step but still have no display leave your computer on my second display didn’t start up for 5 to 10 minutes but now works spot on
Went off without a hitch. Appreciate it so much!
Youre a life saver, thanks for the quick and accurate tutorial!
I was waiting my gpu to come to my mail and i was building my pc without it and i realized my ryzen 7 3700x didnt had a integrated graphics card like the 3400g now i feel dumb as hell 😅
Thanks so much for this. I was finally able to connect my TV to my new computer.
I've been trying for 30 minutes and this helped, thanks so much
why does it have to be my processor, the Intel i5-9400F
same
@Greggz yeah man even im going toget a dp to hdmi
Thank you so much! I'm not that good with solving computer problems, but the tutorial was really clear and it worked!
Thanks so much! Clear and easy to do. If anyone else had trouble when restating windows it not detecting the motherboard HDMI port. A simple unplug and plug worked for me
Wow i would have never thought of doing that......
Thank you someone who knows more than the basic update driver step! Thanks a lot boss !! It worked ! 🎉🎉
If you have a Z390 Asorus motherbaord like me go to Settings > IO Ports > Internal Graphics
In the bios menu?
@@jonahbishop7987 Yes
@@xMontorix there is nothing called internal graphics please help
How do you do this with an aorus motherboard
did u find out?
thank you so much, it worked for a display graphic perfectly, didnt have another hdmi slot in the video card, you helped me a lot
An information that now after watching ur video dear seems so basic.. I had to watch literally 100s of videos and go thru blogs yet dint a clear answer. You are literally a life saver for me ryt now.. 😅😊😊
well I just have a 3rd monitor lying around there and I cant use it because my cpu does not have integrated graphics
What cpu do you have?
@@rorywallace7219 i5 9400f
same its annoying lol
Halotz it should have integrated
Halotz have you enabled them in the bios settings
When I restart it I don’t get the thing
Same I don’t know why.
Do u mean the Menu? U have to start the pc while pressing F2
@@YungRandom I have a question, my gpu doesn’t have dvi or vga on it but my monitor has vga and hdmi, but when I plug in my hdmi from my monitor to my gpu it gives me no signal
Rip
@@cartercookie2424 it’s okay, I got it to work. I just took the ram out and put it back in
yes this did help a lot as new graphics card wasn’t showing my second monitor! thank you so much!
Thank you! After watching a few video's, you explained how to first check if the CPU has integrated graphics or not and that was my issue! My does not (AMD Athlon X4 750K Quad Core Processor). I needed to plug both monitors into the GPU. Keep on keepin' on!
Mans over here flexing with a corsair motherboard when I’m over here welting an asrock motherboard
I did everything and it wont detect my second monitor. What could i do to troubleshoot this issue
What cable are you using
Raytech HDMI
@@optimumnelen5261 and also check your monitor setting, make sure your on correct output , you should have options hdmi 1 HDMI 2 dvi
Raytech I found the issue, i didnt know I Caen have 1 Monitor in my motherboard an 1 in my gpu, I have to buy a DisplayPort so i can also Plug my second Monitor in my gpu
Thank you so much man! I thought windows 10 f'ed up my connection because of their updates. I did almost everything I read and watched just to connect my tv to pc but non of them works, till I saw this vid. While watching I saw that you have hdmi port on your video card and I was like "let me check mine!" and there you go! I plugged it my hdmi into my tv and it worked. I kept plugging it in on the wrong hdmi port at the back of my cpu which is the topic of this video. Have a wonderful day and thanks again.
Super helpful, was wondering why my fiance's PC wasn't detecting the 3rd monitor on the motherboard HDMI port, great video :)
thank you for showing this. I would have never figured it out otherwise!
Thanks, that really helped a lot. I didn't have any HDMI screen for myself, but I could borrow one to set my pc up. Thanks to you I can use my new pc til I get an adapter on my old screen that doesn't fit to any port on my graphics card. You saved my sunday ^^
Tanks, now can i use my Dual-Monitor setup!
this guy is the first guy who says to leave a dislike if it didn't work! hats off man
Awesome video it worked perfectly, I've been always trying to get this done
Thanks bro for getting straight to the point
Thank you SO much, i can now watch films in 4K on a TV that is not compatible with the graphics card but worked via the motherboards in-build one AND play games on the 2nd monitor
Thanks, fixed it! you're my hero of the week sir
It took me almost two hours and this video to realize that I don't have integrated graphic. Thank you for saving me from the time I could have wasted on a pretty much useless port. glad DP still works.
Thank you mate VGA to HDMI adapter worked on the motherboard and the one HDMI in my GPU worked to! (RTX 3070) Subscribed :)
This video is great! I have a DP on my motherboard and a graphics card with HDMI. My preference would be to leverage the graphics card via the PCI and use the DP on the motherboard to hub three monitors together. Does this workaround work that way?
God bless u man.. May ur channel grow millions.. 🥳🥰
TheHowToGuy123 Hey when i enter my lenovo bios and go into cpu options there is nothing that relates to "IGPU", "Internal graphics", "Enabled integrated graphics" or "cpu graphics multi monitor", I have searched everywhere in bios in different sections but there is nothing, I have searched on google but there is nothing, My CPU is a AMD Ryzen 5 5600G so yes it does have integrated graphics, I am on desktop.
Any Help?
what if I don't have Integrated Graphics ??? is it still possible to power the motherboard hdmi through dedicated gpu ?
thanks for the guide! what rainmeter theme are you using? its so nice
Really helpful man..... You saved me.... Thanks brother ❤️🔥
Dude thank you so much you have no idea how much you helped me
On point and simple, thanks man 🙏
Thank you so much! I got lucky and I have the same CPU as you. Thanks for the help. Other tutorials weren't this informative and didn't go into the BIOS.
Thank you bro, this is exactly what I needed and what I was looking for. Hard to find these types of videos on the search about this topic. Glad I found this one. Found some other videos but they were doing different shit, even installing crap, and did not show all the info needed.
THANK YOU SO MUCH!!! I was so upset when I put the hdmi cable of my drawing tablet in my current pc and it showed 'no signal' but this fixed it!:D
Can we do the same with a vga cable to the motherboard?
wow dude. this worked. was about to order a hdmi splitter. but luckily got to see this vid
Great video. Incredibly helpful!
Hey, I am an absolute idiot when it comes to computers and I figured no better place to ask than here:
is there any downside to enabling the port on the motherboard? and if not, is there any reason why it is usually disabled? (or is that to prevent people like me from connecting my main/only screen to the motherboard instead of the graphicscard)
Thank you man. You saved me from my headaches.
I have a question. So I have a gigabyte radeon rx 570 4gb graphics card. And a aorus Z490 ultra motherboard both have HDMI.. Which one will be better to use?
i recommend you using the dedicated graphics card (the radeon) as it is more powerful than the integrated, also if you dont have a secondary monitor you should still activate integrated cause it will make your pc go a bit better..
on your mane monitor you have your system monitoring on the top of the screen. what did you use for this?
Fixed all of my problems. Thank you so much!!
Great video! Helped me so much!!!
Thanks.
I assume the same method would apply to activate the motherboard DVI input for older monitors?
THANK YOU SO MUCH, YOU HAVE SPARED ME FOR USING SO MUCH FRIGGING MONEY!!!!
Really good and easy explanation!! I was able to do it after 1st try and less than 10 min!
Thank you brother the video was very useful fixed the issue for me.
Thank u so much for the video ive been looking for a fix for so long
This helped me out using a graphics design tablet as HDMI ports are now scare on GPU's -- only get one with nvidia cards.
My only options were peg igd or auto I have 2 displays already and I'm trying to set up a 3rd and the only plug I have left is the motherboard hdmi HELP!
I got myself an Asus AMD RX 580 (yeah, it's an old card) and only the HDMI port is working. I needed to have my stats screen also running, this helped A LOT! Thnx bro.
I did go into the bios and enabled the intergrated graphics but I still cant seem to get my tv/monitor on the board hdmi
hello, have you worked with different HDMI port on different GPU? for example, i got two RTX2080S on my single pc, then connected each HDMI port on each GPU with two monitors. it works. but i used nvidia-smi to read the graphics information and saw only one GPU is rendering. a little bit confused.
Question. Does having Integrated Graphics on my motherboard enabled affect how well my games run? The games that run off of the RAM and Processor. Not the GPU.
The integrated grapics are on the CPU and not the motherboard. Game performace will only be affected if you play the game on the monitor connected to the HDMI port on the motherboard, since it is being processed on the weaker integrated grapichs and not though your GPU.
@@TheHowToGuy123 My bad I meant to say CPU idk why I said motherboard lol. And good to know. Thanks.
If my computer's graphics card has a hook up for HDMI, dvi, and vga, does that mean I can hook up 3 monitors to it no problem?
just want to be clear cause I have gpu gt 1030 and my cpu is ryzen 3200g, can I use them both? like my first monitor is connected to my gpu using HDMI and my second monitor is connected to my motherboard using vga or hdmi can I do that?
Can anyone help me please? I planned to have 2nd monitor and my CPU is Ryzen 5 3600 and I have no idea what happened because i expected that having secondary monitor is as easy as plug in and out. I first plugged in the secondary monitor which is a VGA cable so I bought a VGA to HDMI adapter into the motherboard HDMI slot.
I turned my PC on, and I went to the settings and I can't find the settings for second monitor and it has no display, only the main monitor. So I plugged out the HDMI cables of both Monitor and switched them places without shutting down the PC, what happens is that the 2nd monitor has display and the main monitor does not. Then I repeated the it for 3 times until both monitor didn't display anything. Even the keyboard and mouse are not responding.
I need help please, thank you!
So if I don't have integrated graphics do I need a vga cable then?