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Motherboard HDMI port not working

Blotox Posted messages 2 Status Member -  
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Good evening,

I have just installed a new monitor on my computer, and I just realized that the HDMI port on the motherboard is not working. When I plug the monitors into the graphics card, there’s no problem, but when I plug them into the motherboard ports, nothing happens. The issue is that I only have one port on the graphics card, and I can’t find a solution; I’ve tried troubleshooting with Windows but to no avail.

If someone could help me, please :)

Information about the PC:

Graphics card: 4070 ti

Processor: i7 12th gen

(Feel free to ask if you need more info)

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    vieu bison boiteu Posted messages 44334 Registration date   Status Contributor Last intervention   Ambassador 3 592
     

    Hello Blotox

    with a CG on the MB => the HDMI port of the MB is disabled

    > HDMI splitter < ( with Google friend )

    @+

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    1. vieu bison boiteu Posted messages 44334 Registration date   Status Contributor Last intervention   3 592
       

      Say, you don't have three DisplayPorts on your GPU ??????

      > DisplayPort to HDMI Cable  <

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      1. Blotox Posted messages 2 Status Member > vieu bison boiteu Posted messages 44334 Registration date   Status Contributor Last intervention  
         

        Yes, I have 3 DP on the CG, but I would rather fix the problem than buy a converter

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  2. epango Posted messages 37195 Registration date   Status Member Last intervention   Ambassador 4 270
     

    I suppose you understand that it's normal for you to have no image when you plug your monitor into the video outputs of your motherboard. When a dedicated graphics card is inserted, the BIOS disables the IGP (Integrated Graphics Processor in the CPU) to save resources. The video outputs of the motherboard, no longer connected to a video processor, cannot function. You still have the option to go into the BIOS to reactivate the IGP, but very few people do that. Furthermore, you did not specify the exact model of your CPU. Some models of the 12th generation CPUs do not have an IGP, such as the Intel Core i7 12700KF. If you put it on any motherboard, the video outputs of the motherboard will never work.

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