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osho67

I have recently purchased a new desk top from Dell. This has a HDMI-out port. Windows 8.1 . Will I be able to connect second monitor via this HDMI port? If yes what sort of cable do I need? Or can I connect second monitor using USB 2 or USB3 port? Again what should I buy?

Thanks .
 
osho67 said:
I have recently purchased a new desk top from Dell. This has a HDMI-out port. Windows 8.1 . Will I be able to connect second monitor via this HDMI port? If yes what sort of cable do I need? Or can I connect second monitor using USB 2 or USB3 port? Again what should I buy?

Thanks .
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Not enough information.

1. What model Dell?

2. Are you using "onboard" video chip or video card?
 
osho67 said:
I have recently purchased a new desk top from Dell. This has a HDMI-out port. Windows 8.1 . Will I be able to connect second monitor via this HDMI port? If yes what sort of cable do I need? Or can I connect second monitor using USB 2 or USB3 port? Again what should I buy?

Thanks .
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Not enough information.

1. What model Dell?

2. Are you using "onboard" video chip or video card?

However... for running 2 monitors, better and easier to just buy an inexpensive dual-port video card to run from your PCIEx16 slot.
 
Took longer to upload to Photobucket than it did for the agent to answer :p


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WinstonTJ said:
Took longer to upload to Photobucket than it did for the agent to answer :p


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Dell Support works fine if one knows how to use it. Check out all the contact info in that Welcome message. The gripe and groans toward them mystify me.
Now I wonder if it's not too much trouble, could you hand me that piano, please?
 
You can't connect monitors via USB 2 or even USB 3 or any other versions of USB as far as I know really. And if your card do support HDMI output - yes you can really use it, why not ? I bet you want it as second monitor - do research the topic.
 
IamaMars said:
You can't connect monitors via USB 2 or even USB 3 or any other versions of USB as far as I know really. And if your card do support HDMI output - yes you can really use it, why not ? I bet you want it as second monitor - do research the topic.
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Consider his issue resolved 5 years ago, the date of the last response before you bumped it. No award for j00.
 
Overnight said:
Consider his issue resolved 5 years ago, the date of the last response before you bumped it. No award for j00.
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All this person has been doing is bumping 5 year old technology threads. Don't know why, very odd.
 
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