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The processors that provide HD 4000 graphics (e.g. i5-3570K) support up to 3 monitors. However, this is dependent on the motherboard implementation.
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Could you tell me how i can set up the 3 monitors in my laptop?
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Does your laptop have three video outputs? What outputs does it have?
Your laptop manufacturer is in the best position to support you.
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Yes, my laptop have hd video output and vga output but i need to set up both
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Ok, plug a monitor into each one. You will have the laptop screen, hdmi, and vga. That is three.
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I already did that but one of both monitors doesn't works, i need some controller for the other monitor??
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There may be a function key to turn on/off the external monitors.
Again, it is best that you contact your laptop manufacturer for support on this. It is possible that they may not allow three concurrent monitors, or there may be a bios setting.
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