raz Jan 28 @ 5:35am
do i need a HDMI splitter cable for multiple monitors?
i always thought you can use multiple hdmi cables on a single GPU, i guess im wrong.
so i need a hdmi splitter and thats the only way?
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C1REX Jan 28 @ 5:45am 
Originally posted by Boop:
i always thought you can use multiple hdmi cables on a single GPU, i guess im wrong.
so i need a hdmi splitter and thats the only way?
I made sure my GPU has 2xHDMI port for that reason. AMD has few good choices but for Nvidia I think only ASUS gives 2xHDMI and only for selected models.
You can also try DPI to HDMI cables.
Last edited by C1REX; Jan 28 @ 5:47am
what gpu you using?

mine has, 2x hdmi and 2x display ports.

im running 2 50in tvs on it currently.
Last edited by MonkehMaster; Jan 28 @ 6:01am
wesnef Jan 28 @ 5:54am 
Most 'normal' GPUs I've looked at in the past few years have been 1x HDMI, 3x Display Port
If you MUST use multiple displays for your PC that lack DisplayPort on them. Then buy what's called ACTIVE DP to HDMI Adapter. The Adapter would be DP male to HDMI female. Allowing you to properly use HDMI displays via hdmi male to male cable on systems that primarily offer multiple DP on them, such as Desktop GPUs
_I_ Jan 28 @ 6:46am 
what gpu do you have?

dp or dvi can be converted to hdmi

dp hdmi converter
raz Jan 28 @ 7:10am 
Originally posted by _I_:
what gpu do you have?

dp or dvi can be converted to hdmi

dp hdmi converter

i got a 4070 super.. the other ports seem smaller than the first one, im not sure
Not smaller just shaped slightly different.

Yes most GPUs since GTX 10 series are 1x HDMI and 3x DP.

Some varients had 2x HDMI and 2x DP such as some from Asus, MSI, Gigabyte because they wanted to provide a 2nd HDMI to help ensure the user could connect to HDMI TV/Projector and then also at the same time use HDMI VR Headset

PC GPUs tend to have 3x DP because mostly all high refresh Monitors require DP.
Last edited by Bad 💀 Motha; Jan 28 @ 7:15am
My GPU has two HDMI 2.1 slots... I've plugged both monitors into that GPU.
No to splitting.
Just get ACTIVE DisplayPort to HDMI adapters. Or if your monitor has a DisplayPort, then use that instead of HDMI.
Displayport daisychain or USB-C monitors.
Always buy a Monitors that has both HDMI and DP. Avoid HDMI if you can.
_I_ Jan 28 @ 9:01pm 
are you using a laptop?
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