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Does Intel HD 2500 support dual monitor with the total resolution of 3840 x 1080 ?

GAJI0
Beginner
‎03-21-2020 10:22 AM
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Hi,

 

I have Intel i5 3470 with Intel HD 2500 and a motherboard (Asrock H71M-DGS) with 1 D-Sub Port and 1 DVI-D Port.

I want to setup 2 monitors with each monitor at Full HD resolution.

 

  1. Can I use the Intel HD 2500 to do this ?
  2. Can I watch a 1080p video at 60fps in one monitor ?
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n_scott_pearson
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‎03-22-2020 07:11 PM
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You can connect 1920x1080 HD monitors at 60Hz to both of these outputs and you should be able to watch 1080p video on either.

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GuiHahn
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‎04-01-2020 07:59 PM
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Hi, I have a i3 3240 with HD 2500 Graphics and I've used 2 FullHD screens (1920x1080) extended on Windows 10. HDMI and VGA. My question is: May I connect 2 screens with the following resolutions: ultrawide 2560x1080 and FullHD (1920x1080) on W10, extending screen? If yes, HMDI on ultrawide and VGA on FullHD?

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n_scott_pearson
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‎04-01-2020 10:29 PM
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@GuiHahn​, please do not hijack other folks conversations. Ask your question in a separate conversation.

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