I'm looking to hook up my computer to another monitor. The graphics card (GTX 650) has a m-HDMI port on it. Will my comp display the image correctly?
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Yes, I'm using it for that reason as well. I have an Nvidia GTX 550 ti graphics card that I use and the image is perfect.
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The card comes with a 2 PCI-E 6 pin to 8 pin adapter. Connections are Duel link DVI-I, single link DVI-I (not 100% on this one as I'm using it and can't look at it), HDMI, and full sized display port. The cables for these connectors will most likely come with your monitor. All I'm using is the DVI cable that came with mine.
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The only port that can be connected to the monitor is a RGB blue serial cable. This cable connects to my pc via the VGA port. My video card has VGA, DVI and HDMI ports. My answer therefore is that VGA is definitely present, as for DVI I suppose you would need and adapter, considering that the cable provided along with the monitor is a bluw RGB VGA cable. I hope that helps.
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This motherboard will support HDMI gaming graphic cards. I went to Best Buy with the Motherboard specs and they set me up for under $100. It was in internal card and plugs right in with no problem. I use a GEForce GTX 650 and you only need a regular HDMI cord. I have my Monitor plugged into this and WOW I love it.
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Negative. My newest PC I built uses the graphics onboard the i5-3330. I just plugged my monitor into the HDMI port on the motherboard.
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It came with both an HDMI and DisplayPort cable, yes. The HDMI cable is HDMI-to-DVI however, so as long as your card has DVI output (or DisplayPort), you'll be fine.
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That would depend on a couple of things. To be best of my knowledge, I think HDMI 1.3 supports higher res, but that means the GTX 780 has to be outputting HDMI 1.3, and the Sony as well. And even if they both do, your monitor's HDMI port has be able to accept resolutions higher than 1080p. What happens when you plug the HDMI cable directly from your GTX780 into the your monitor? If that gives you 2560x1440, then the problem is the DS7500. If you only get 1080p with direct connect from GTX780, I would assume the problem is with your monitor's HDMI port.
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Sorry, another dumb question: How do you check if your graphics card can support the native resolution of the monitor? I have a Dell with NVIDIA GeForce3 Ti 200.
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Please visit Dell website for owner's manual. HDMI input, I doubt it, don't think I've ever seen it. HDMI output, I tried it but it will NOT support my hi res monitors and was a huge disappointment HOWEVER the NVIDIA graphics card video outputs work GREAT! Much higher capacity than the HDMI (which was built into the motherboard).
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This has the dvi-d style dongle, so it should work done worth the DVI-I port on your graphics card.
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Will this work in your computer? Yes, it will. The card also has an HDMI port that you could use with your dual-monitor setup. I'm not sure if Windows 7 will auto find the drivers, so you'll want to download them from the manufacturer's website (nvidia.com).
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The unit actually has a single HDMI, one DVI and a VGA.(There is also a VGA from the motherboard, but I have not tried using that in conjunction with the graphics card) The DVI and VGA are linked so if you are doing split monitor operations, they are the same output. I do use the HDMI port as a split monitor and the controls allow you to designate which will be mon1 and mon2 --- with the desktop where you want it. Hope that helps.
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Yes, that is what I am doing. I have a graphics card with 3 display ports and one HDMI. I have 3 monitors (actually samsung 22 inch LED tvs) and works without an hitch.
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Video card has a HDMI out a DVI out and a VGA out. For the clearest resolution you're probably going to want to get HDMI cable.
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You can add a graphics card to any of the PCI-express 2.0 or 3.0 slots on the motherboard. Just remember to connect the monitor to the graphics card video outputs and not the motherboard's. That means the chords to your display has to be plugged into the graphics card of your choice and the graphics card is plugged into the motherboard.
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None whatsoever. The important thing to remember is to use a DVI-D cable on the correct port of your video card. I have a GTX780 and there are two DVI ports so I had to research a bit.
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I think so. I am using the HDMI and the VGA ports and it has no problem with that. The HDMI is connected to a projector and the VGA to a standard monitor. It detects both just fine, I assume it would be the same with the display port as well.