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Splitting Display with TV and Computer

rec0d3

rec0d3

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Is there a way to split between two HDMI without a splitter? Using the motherboard HDMI and then my video card HDMI? So that I may just switch back and forth?
 
can you clarify your post a bit, kind of hard to understand exactly what you are asking.
 
No.

With that said there maybe an AMD based on-board video that will play nice with an AMD dedicated GPU that you could select via Windows Control Panel. It seems I read about a motherboard that could do that.
 
Trying to split between my TV and computer monitor. one video card 960 nividia, and onboard motherboard HDMI port. Two wires. Trying to just use the onboard for the tv, and for the monitor have it into the 960.
 
rec0d3 said:
Trying to split between my TV and computer monitor. one video card 960 nividia, and onboard motherboard HDMI port. Two wires. Trying to just use the onboard for the tv, and for the monitor have it into the 960.
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As long as you have a CPU that has onboard, and you can enable onboard in the BIOS along with the GPU, then you should be good to go.
I had to do that on my 4790k Asus Sabertooth Z97 board when I was diagnosing a dead GTX980.
 
Zepher said:
As long as you have a CPU that has onboard, and you can enable onboard in the BIOS along with the GPU, then you should be good to go.
I had to do that on my 4790k Asus Sabertooth Z97 board when I was diagnosing a dead GTX980.
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So just make sure it's enabled in BIOS and it should work? hm..
 
If you can't get it to work, use an adapter like Dr Lobotomy suggested. I am using one on another machine to hook up to my main 34" monitor on it's second HDMI input.
 
Zepher said:
If you can't get it to work, use an adapter like Dr Lobotomy suggested. I am using one on another machine to hook up to my main 34" monitor on it's second HDMI input.
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Ya, I will if what you said does not work. They're not expensive at Amazon at all, a mere 10 bucks. Thanks for the support guys. Appreciated!
 
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