First of all, as a newbie in this forum, let me say hi to everyone.
My new computer has a MSI 785GTM-E45 motherboard with an ATI Radeon HD4200 onboard graphic subsystem.
This motherboard has 3 video outputs : VGA, DVI and HDMI. Here's a look at the back panel : http://www.hardware-addict.com/Images/Products/Base/Mainboard/MSI/MSI%20785GTM-E45%203.jpg
My OS is WINDOWS 7.
Lately, I've purchased 2 monitors. Each of them has 2 video inputs : VGA and DVI.
My very one goal is to get a dual-screen desktop.
The problem here is that only the VGA-plugged monitor lights on. The DVI-plugged one does not get recognized at all. Don't worry, the cable is a DVI-D Dual-Link cable so we should look elsewhere...
I've tried to detect de DVI-plugged monitor by accessing the WINDOWS control panel. No dectection...
I've also tried via the ATI Catalyst Control Center. No luck...
THE ULTIMATE QUESTION HERE IS : Is this motherboard capable of simultaneously displaying 3 sources through the VGA, DVI and HDMI video outputs? Or at least 2 monitors simultaneously? (as a dual-screen display would be enough for my needs).
If you know the answer, please help me!
Thank you
My new computer has a MSI 785GTM-E45 motherboard with an ATI Radeon HD4200 onboard graphic subsystem.
This motherboard has 3 video outputs : VGA, DVI and HDMI. Here's a look at the back panel : http://www.hardware-addict.com/Images/Products/Base/Mainboard/MSI/MSI%20785GTM-E45%203.jpg
My OS is WINDOWS 7.
Lately, I've purchased 2 monitors. Each of them has 2 video inputs : VGA and DVI.
My very one goal is to get a dual-screen desktop.
The problem here is that only the VGA-plugged monitor lights on. The DVI-plugged one does not get recognized at all. Don't worry, the cable is a DVI-D Dual-Link cable so we should look elsewhere...
I've tried to detect de DVI-plugged monitor by accessing the WINDOWS control panel. No dectection...
I've also tried via the ATI Catalyst Control Center. No luck...
THE ULTIMATE QUESTION HERE IS : Is this motherboard capable of simultaneously displaying 3 sources through the VGA, DVI and HDMI video outputs? Or at least 2 monitors simultaneously? (as a dual-screen display would be enough for my needs).
If you know the answer, please help me!
Thank you