Hello,
I just ordered an Inspiron 3847, with Intel HD Graphics 4600. It came with only one VGA connection and one HDMI connection.
I want to do a dual monitor set up, with Dell P2214H monitors. However, I see that those monitors have DisplayPort, VGA, and DVI-D connections.
It appears to me that there is no easy solution, given the setup. I thought about from the monitor:
I wanted to be able to use the full HD capabilities of both monitors, and I see it states on the website for the Intel HD Graphics Card that it can support up two 3 monitors, in 1080p:
http://www.digitaltrends.com/computing/haswells-hd-4600-graphics-tested/#!BgxX9
http://www.intel.com/p/en_US/support/highlights/graphics/4cp-hd4600gfx
Are there other solutions I am not thinking of? Should I return the computers and ask for a different Video card, with 2 DisplayPort connections or 2 HDMI connections?
Thank you
I just ordered an Inspiron 3847, with Intel HD Graphics 4600. It came with only one VGA connection and one HDMI connection.
I want to do a dual monitor set up, with Dell P2214H monitors. However, I see that those monitors have DisplayPort, VGA, and DVI-D connections.
It appears to me that there is no easy solution, given the setup. I thought about from the monitor:
DisplayPort cable, DisplayPortHub, then an HDMI to DVI Adapter
DVI to HDMI Cable, thenHDMI Hub, which does not appear to work as the DisplayPort hub, just splitting the signal?
I wanted to be able to use the full HD capabilities of both monitors, and I see it states on the website for the Intel HD Graphics Card that it can support up two 3 monitors, in 1080p:
http://www.digitaltrends.com/computing/haswells-hd-4600-graphics-tested/#!BgxX9
http://www.intel.com/p/en_US/support/highlights/graphics/4cp-hd4600gfx
Are there other solutions I am not thinking of? Should I return the computers and ask for a different Video card, with 2 DisplayPort connections or 2 HDMI connections?
Thank you
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