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General Forums => Hardware and Software => Topic started by: wiskyfog on December 21, 2013, 02:17:29 PM
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Is it better to plug the monitor into the motherboard or graphics card, both have DVI ports
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With standard Windows graphics driver software, if you plug the monitor into the motherboard, your graphics card won't be putting images on the monitor, only the CPU graphics circuits will be involved.
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Is it better to plug the monitor into the motherboard or graphics card, both have DVI ports
What???
If you have a dedicated graphics card, it should be far better than the one on your motherboard. That's reason #1. Reason #2 being that you shouldn't be able to see anything with that graphics card installed if you plugged into your motherboard's DVI port.
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What???
If you have a dedicated graphics card, it should be far better than the one on your motherboard. That's reason #1. Reason #2 being that you shouldn't be able to see anything with that graphics card installed if you plugged into your motherboard's DVI port.
Generally thats true but some boards enable you to use your built in gpu for a secondary display. But as Bizman said if you have a graphics card installed you always plug your main display there and not to the motherboard.
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Wiskyfog thanks you all!!
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I plug my TV into graphics card HDMI or DVi :old:
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Since you are using a headset I would say DVI, if you were listening to sound out of your TV then HDMI. The cables are essentially the same, even though the connectors look quite different. DVI does not support sound, but HDMI does not support resolutions above 1920 well.
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Since you are using a headset I would say DVI, if you were listening to sound out of your TV then HDMI. The cables are essentially the same, even though the connectors look quite different. DVI does not support sound, but HDMI does not support resolutions above 1920 well.
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Not to mention that the sound circuit in your graphics card may cause problems for your gameplay. If you don't listen to your computer sounds through your TV, it would be better to remove the sound drivers of the vidcard and disable its sound circuit in the Device Manager.