Trying to add Third Monitor and One Isn't Displaying

[bvivanco6]

OS: Windows 10
Motherboard: GA-Z97X-Gaming 5
Graphics Card: GTX 980ti
CPU: Intel i7 4790K
Left Monitor: ASUS (60 Hz) Main Monitor: ASUS (144 Hz) Right Monitor: Terrible LG
How can I keep the Main Monitor how it is (plugged into the GPU with HDMI), plug the LG into the GPU through DVI and plug the ASUS (60 Hz) into the motherboard through HDMI? Currently the ASUS (60 Hz) is plugged into the motherboard and Isn't displaying an image. I've googled how to fix this problem and people say to go into BIOS and enable "Integrated Graphics" but this option does not appear in my BIOS.

 

[MarioRud]

OS: Windows 10
Motherboard: GA-Z97X-Gaming 5
Graphics Card: GTX 980ti
CPU: Intel i7 4790K
Left Monitor: ASUS (60 Hz) Main Monitor: ASUS (144 Hz) Right Monitor: Terrible LG
How can I keep the Main Monitor how it is (plugged into the GPU with HDMI), plug the LG into the GPU through DVI and plug the ASUS (60 Hz) into the motherboard through HDMI? Currently the ASUS (60 Hz) is plugged into the motherboard and Isn't displaying an image. I've googled how to fix this problem and people say to go into BIOS and enable "Integrated Graphics" but this option does not appear in my BIOS.

Hi. I have seen people in the past run 3 consecutive monitors with output from GPU and motherboard at the same time so it is definitely possible. Check your motherboard manual. Most of the time a dedicated GPU disables the integrated graphics provided from the CPU.