I have connected one monitor to my motherboard and one to the video card,the monitor connected to the motherboard wont even switch itself on.
any ideas?
Hwol
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Jump to PostA normal behavior for this setup, when an external video output are detected, it will disable the onboard video output, what you need is a video card with dual output, and lucky for you, most do today, even the cheap $30 ATI or nVidia will support twin view.
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dimsums
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A normal behavior for this setup, when an external video output are detected, it will disable the onboard video output, what you need is a video card with dual output, and lucky for you, most do today, even the cheap $30 ATI or nVidia will support twin view.
jingda
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Great advice
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Hwol
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A normal behavior for this setup, when an external video output are detected, it will disable the onboard video output, what you need is a video card with dual output, and lucky for you, most do today, even the cheap $30 ATI or nVidia will support twin view.
i have a video card that has both vga and dvi, i will just swap them.
Thank you
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