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intel hd graphics 4600 dual monitor support

BBobV
Beginner
‎11-01-2016 08:44 AM
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Hi everyone,

I have a Lenovo Y50-70 touch with intel HD graphics 4600. It has only one HDMI port support. Can I connect two monitors with DVI inputs to my laptop (extended screen not duplicate)?

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idata
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‎11-02-2016 06:07 AM
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The following video ports are supported by the Intel® HD graphics 4600

 

eDP

 

Display port

 

HDMI

 

VGA

 

 

Intel recommends using straight video cables when using multi-monitor features.

 

I would suggest contacting http://support.lenovo.com/cr/en/contactus Lenovo for information about the type of video adapters supported by your computer model.

 

 

Additionally, you need to check if by using adapters will enable extended desktop feature.

 

 

Allan.
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BBobV
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‎11-02-2016 06:43 AM
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Hi Allen,

Thanks for the info. Actually, my laptop only got one HDMI output. I may ask from Lenovo community about my problem.

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idata
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‎11-03-2016 07:13 AM
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I understand. Yes, Lenovo may help on this multi-monitor issue.

 

 

Allan.
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