motherboard gigabyte GA-970A-D3P?
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First of all will you use speakers? If not then your monitor must have a HDMI port and onboard speakers.
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HDMI= A/V (Audio/Video), DVI=Only Video.
If your monitor has inbluit speakers, use HDMI, or else, use DVI.
No video quality difference b/w the 2.
It has a Single DVI and a Dual DVI, so you can use 2 monitors with DVI or 1 with HDMI and other with DVI.
If your monitor has inbluit speakers, use HDMI, or else, use DVI.
No video quality difference b/w the 2.
It has a Single DVI and a Dual DVI, so you can use 2 monitors with DVI or 1 with HDMI and other with DVI.
Usually with both options present, the HDMI will be filed in 1st.
DVI later for GPU's without HDMI support.
But still the quality would usually be identical. Yup no difference in image quality.
It's just the DVI on your R9 GPU carry an extra analog signal for monitors with VGA only support.
DVI later for GPU's without HDMI support.
But still the quality would usually be identical. Yup no difference in image quality.
It's just the DVI on your R9 GPU carry an extra analog signal for monitors with VGA only support.
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If you mean both Audio and Video, then Yes, with HDMI. MiniPort can also carry Audio, but is not available on most older Monitors, so HDMI will be the best option
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Just to clear the air:
When you have dedicated GPU (in this case 280X), you'll connect the monitor through the ports on the GPU not the MoBo.
Your monitor has speaker jack so you'll need HDMI or mDisplayPort to carry audio (DVI DOES NOT carry audio).
HDMI is very common so I'd recommend you try that as almost all monitors have that.
When you have dedicated GPU (in this case 280X), you'll connect the monitor through the ports on the GPU not the MoBo.
Your monitor has speaker jack so you'll need HDMI or mDisplayPort to carry audio (DVI DOES NOT carry audio).
HDMI is very common so I'd recommend you try that as almost all monitors have that.
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If you will want to have audio from the monitor then you will need either a HDMI or Display Port. But yours doesn't have a Display Port. So the HDMI is similar as a DVI and great for gaming. But the HDMI allows sound to be transmitted unlike DVI which only outputs the video but no audio.
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Yes sound will pass through HDMI and reach your monitor which'll transmit it to the audio device, ie, your Headphones/ speakers.
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Please study the cables.
HDMI transmit AUDIO and video.
DVI transmits video but not audio. You will require an external speaker for sound.
HDMI transmit AUDIO and video.
DVI transmits video but not audio. You will require an external speaker for sound.
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Sorry mate got carried away. You connect with the graphics card not the motherboard. This is because you wan to use the dedicated graphics card graphics not the motherboard's.
http://www.tomshardware.com/forum/358360-33-hdmi-motherboard-graphics-card
http://www.tomshardware.com/forum/358360-33-hdmi-motherboard-graphics-card
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