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• AMD Radeon HD7470 with two monitors

  Hello

  I have an Optiplex 7010 with an AMD Radeon HD7470 card with 2 connected screens: a 23 "monitor connected to the HDMI port with HDMI/DVI adapter, and a 17" monitor connected to the DVI port with DVI/VGA adapter. Despite the 'strange' way to connect monitors, the image is sent to two of them. Problem is I managed only to have the image duplicated on both screens (with a single resolution, which makes the strange image on the 23 "), but I needed to extend the image, since 2 applications must be run at the same time but on different screens, so I can watch both at the same time. Also, when I go to display controls on the PC, a single monitor is recognized. Is it possible to have PC recognizing both screens and to be extended, so I can put different resolutions on each monitor and have applications open on each screen?

  Hi Luigi1967,

  Driver AMD Radeon HD7470 must be installed in order to have the multi-screen work display correctly. Are the drivers of your computer up to date? If this isn't the case, please download and update the drivers from here if your computer is Windows 7, Windows 8 download the drivers from here. To know exactly how to update the drivers to watch this video.

  I hope this helps.

• XPS 8500 with AMD Radeon 7570 - 4 are monitors possible?

  I have scoured the net looking to see if this is possible.  Many people have asked the question, but I don't see an answer.  People have done 3 monitors, but I can't find anything on four.  Thoughts?

  Thank you

  Hi nytravelor,

  As you mentioned in the post, there are only 3 connected monitors. There is no option to connect the monitor^th 4.

• Connect a second monitor to ATI Radeon HD 5570

  Hi, I just got my HP Pavillion Elite PHE-360z and it works great so far.  My question is that I have two monitors that I would use with the card.  The first monitor is hooked up okay using the DVI connection.  However, the card has also 2 other slots and I don't know what kind of cables go inside.  Looks like it is HDMI and don't know what the other is.  I have a simple cable VGA to my screen else I want to connect to this card, but do not know how to do it.  Any advice would be appreciated!

  Tim

  This article should help you with the connection of two monitors.

  Another your monitor handles other types of connection next to the VGA?

  The video for the HPE-360z 5570 card has DVI, HDMI and Display Port.  You must also have a VGA to PC adapter.

  A Display Port to VGAshould get the VGA signal to your second monitor.  I have not tried this type of adapter.

• Desktop HP Pavilion 550-A17C: two monitors with desktop HP Pavilion 550-A17C? (Graphics, AMD Radeon R5)

  Hello. My computer is a HP Pavilion Desktop 550 - A17C with AMD Radeon R5 (integrated) graphics card. Can he take charge of two monitors? I did everything I can think of, including searching the Internet for a number of hours for solutions. For the life of me I can't get the computer to detect the second monitor, when I have two connected monitors.

  I connect the main monitor with a VGA cable and the second with a DVI cable. The computer only has a VGA connector and a DVI connector. There is no HDMI port (serioulsly and I bought this computer as three months previously, as a refurb...) (Lol).

  What I want to do, is extend the display. My hardware is unable to conduct two screens? A USB video adapter solve the problem?

  Thank you

  @AFL2016, welcome to the forum.

  First of all, make sure that you use a DVI - D connector:

  

  This is important.

  Here's a guide to help you with the installation.

  Please click on the button + Thumbs up if I helped you and click on accept as Solution If your problem is resolved.

• Dell XPS 8500 with 1 GB AMD Radeon HD 7570 - how to connect two monitors or?

  Hi, I got my Dell XPS 8500 today with the 1 GB AMD Radeon HD 7570.

  Before buying the office, I read online that the AMD Radeon HD 7570 supports Eyefinity.   Eyefinity is supposed to be capable of supporting 4 monitors using the HD 7570 map by the description here: http://www.amd.com/us/products/desktop/graphics/7000/7570/Pages/radeon-7570.aspx#2

  When you look at the photos of the Dell XPS 8500 online I thought that Eyefinity support was to use a display in addition to the DVI port Port.   Specifically, I thought that a monitor has been supported by DVI monitors while 4 thru two supported using an active connection to the view port using a product like the DisplayPort Accell UltraAV K087B-005 / 3 x multi-monitor DVI - D single-link adapter.

  To my surprise the graphics card came with an HDMI port, not a display port and I believe that HDMI port is a connection from one to the other, and not one of many display connection.   Maybe someone can correct me if I am wrong on this point.   But if I'm not wrong then, this would imply that, at most, the Dell XPS 8500 with the AMD Radeon HD card 7570 can support up to only 2 monitors (one DVI port) and the other HDMI port instead of 4 monitors as described on the above link.

  Others would agree with this statement?

  Note that the Dell XPS 8500 also has a VGA connector on it but I tested it using a monitor on VGA and a monitor on the DVI connection and the computer that reported as an invalid monitor config.   Probably because the VGA and DVI connections are originally the same video display as connect two monitors to display even has no logical sense.

  I have not tested the HDMI port for the second monitor again mainly because I don't have a spare HDMI cable on site at the present time.   I'll probably buy one tomorrow unless I see the comments of my post, specifying that a second monitor can be moved through the HDMI port on the AMD Radeon HD 7570 map...   I'd be surprised if that were the case (1 monitor system would be quite restrictive), but it is difficult to say with certainty, because the VGA and DVI connections at the same time have been marked by the computer as an invalid configuration...

  Any thoughts on the different ways to configure multiple monitors with the XPS 8500 and the 1 GB AMD Radeon HD 7500 is appreciated.

  Thank you.

  Doug

  If the card is not a display port is not an eyefinity card and cannot stand 3 monitors... it will be 2 monitors, no problem... I couldn't find anywhere on the site of Dell, where he says that the card was eyefinity... If you want 3 assumption of monitors you can buy a video card that supports.

• Three monitors on two AMD Radeon HD7470 video cards

  I just got a Minitour OptiPlex 9010 with 2 dual AMD Radeon HD7470 1 GB graphics cards.  When I placed my order, I told them that I wanted to connect three monitors.  The VGA port has been inactive for other video cards have been installed.  I've been on technical support for more than three hours, when they finally decided to send a tech.  He was released the next day and told me that I needed a split adapter.  I ordered an and he hung up but there was showed the same jobs and I was unable to make changes to the resolution, etc.  Video cards have a DVI and a displayport.  I can connect a DVI monitor and others in the displayport and the monitor then third on the second video card?  Or can I just add another video card to the Tower?  Any help would be greatly appreciated.  Thank you!

  Hi pbondcb,

  You must connect the first monitor to the DVI port and the second for the DisplayPort on the first graphics card. The second monitor must be connected to the DisplayPort with the appropriate cable. You can connect the monitor third DVI port on the second graphics card.  You must enable the display via the Catalyst Control Center under Windows, using the Eyefinity function. The third monitor works only in Windows.

  I hope you find this information useful.

  Please reply to this message if you need help.

• Sapphire Radeon problem

  I am running the latest OS El Capitan with a Radeon Sapphire 7950 GPU 10.11.6.

  Model identifier: MacPro5, 1

  Processor name: Intel Quad - Core Xeon

  Processor speed: 2.4 GHz

  Number of processors: 2

  Total number of cores: 8

  (By heart) L2 Cache: 256 KB

  L3 Cache (per CPU): 12 MB

  Memory:                                           48 GB

  I used a 27 "Apple thunderbolt monitor for more than a year with the GPU Sapphire and everything was really great.  However, I tried two screens.  So, I just bought a second monitor Apple thunderbolt and the second monitor turns with the above system.  If I try the new monitor by itself it will not work with the Sapphire card.  However, the new display will work when it is connected to my Mac Pro computer laptop running El Capitan. I did a disk repair system, compensation of LANDAU and a reinstallation of the system.  I tried changing the switch on the card, does not.  I had to connect with Radeon and hope they can find a firmware fix.

  All ideas are welcome.  Thank you!

  I'm confused on this monitor (s) you have.

  You say Thunderbolt, but the only Mac Pro which supports a Thunderbolt monitor is the end of 2013 Mac Pro.

  Love at first sight cannot be DosFit on the tour D'Argent Mac Pros.

  Note that the Thunderbolt plug will connect on a mini displayport mini displayport video signal being a subset of Thunderbolt

• XPS 8300 with AMD HD 6770 white video between 5 and 15 minutes after connection.

  I have a XPS with AMD HD 6770 and ST2320L monitor 8300.

  The system has no hard disk formatted, so I can not only boot and use the keys F12 menu to load from CD or run the program Setup or diagnostics menus to investigate this problem.

  If I boot from the DVD (System, norton bootable recovery tool restore disc), run diagnostics, or just leave the computer in the installation menu screen will go blank and enter the power saving mode about 10 minutes later. (Diagnosis show no error if executed until the screen turns)

  I'm sure that the computer is running once again the white of the screen as caps lock / cd eject all still work but I can not answer of the screen.

  I guess to a graphics card problem but overheating seems unlikely it has worked well for a year and restarts immediately after power turn off / turn on.  Display is lost on the monitor and a HDMI TV connection so improbable it is associated with monitor.

  There is no hard drive formatted as I was trying to convert from RAID to a single HARD disk after a disk failure, and only 15 minutes before the white of the screen it is not time to complete the restoration of the etc system! I do not see this pertaining to the issue of the display, but of course I had the box to open then could have dropped something on the inside. I reinstalled the card / cable...

  Welcome any tool or ideas useful coming to DVD bootable - next action is to try another video card when I can get one in a few days.

  Thank you

  In case someone else has a similar problem the solution replaced the video card.

• EliteBook 8460p: DisplayPort does not connect

  I connected my new HD monitor via the VGA input with no problems.  When I connect the laptop to the monitor using a DisplayPort adapter to DisplayPort cable and the monitor DisplayPort mode no connection is established.  My graphics cards are DameWare Development mirror driver 64 bit and Radeon HD 6470 M.  The monitor is an ASUS VE278Q. Is there a setting on the laptop that I need to activate the DisplayPort?  I guess that the cable connection should be sufficient for the monitor to the laptop.  Any help is very appreciated!

  

  Hello pmoo,.

  I have also an Elitebook 8460p (AMD Radeon HD 6470 M GPU) running Windows 7 (Enterprise), with an external HP 2511 x, LCD and * only * crossed a sceanrio simliar you did: I had problems to get a picture on my monitor when connected with a HDMI cable.

  To clarify, I actually use a docking advanced (230W) which has connections 2DVI & 2DisplayPort at the rear; I use one of these DisplayPort connections with a DisplayPort-> HDMI dongle to connect my HDMI cable to the monitor. If you connect directly to DP your laptop, this behavior * should * be the same...

  First of all, let me start by how I 'fixed' my question (your mileage may vary):

  1. I still think that it was a timing issue with me: the monitor and the laptop should be ISOLATED. Connect the cables; Turn on the laptop first, but make sure that the lid is CLOSED. THEN turn the monitor on.
  2. Have the most recent drivers can't hurt; Make sure that you install them before connecting the external monitor.
  3. CABLES CABLES CABLES!   Always check the wiring and try another HDMI cable if you have one.
  4. Make sure the connections themselve are nice and safe: in my case, the HDMI connection on the monitor was a bit sloppy (brand new monitor).
  5. And just stick to it... (im also confused as to why it took so long... > I spent 4 or 5 hours until what it worked..).

  Now, let me detail that I got here:

  My connections: I had my system & monitor off, and after removing my my docking station DVI connector and the monitor, I plugged my DisplayPort dongle to my dockign and plugged the dongle to the monitor using a HDMI cable. I fed my monitor & notebook (with cover open notebook in case I had to update the drivers, activate something, etc.).

  Tried to activate the mointor: I right click on the desktop to open the control/display panel / 'Screen Resolution' UI and interpreted by "detect": nothing: he showed the "integrated monitor' for the laptop and a generic monitor, but I don't see my monitor HP 2511. I have done several times, and finally, after some trial and error the right monitor #2 (HP 2511) appeared as a second monitor.

  I tried to "Extend desktop" for two monitors; but this only * partially * worked; I could see that the mointor received a signal because she was out of 'sleep' (the power light went from orange to blue (active))... but there is no image on the monitor (!)

  I've then updated the software and drivers for my laptop for the latest news from hp.com for laptop (3.20 - 130911 A - 164036 C (20 December 2013):)

  Note: "solves a problem where the system does not detect external displays properly when the system is connected to a docking station with 2 attached external displays and the lid is closed the system."

  Well, I said: nothing to see new drivers... so I installed them.

  However, even after installing the drivers, no. picture on the screen... I saw that it was getting a signal (did not sleep), but does not display anything.

  NOTE: I did this with my laptop open cover...

  I have so I checked the wiring; Brand new DisplayPort HDMI cable...... quite new dongle so I reversed the HDMI cable, tried another cable...

  Yet, nothing...

  Finally:

  • Back to the 'screen resolution' UI, this time I made sure that the Office was NOT extended to the #2 monitor (external monitor).
  • I have powered off the COAST of the external Mointor (I could here the PnP event for the monitor).
  • I have closed the lid of the laptop.
  • Double check all connections again (and again! they are capricious!).
  • I then On the external Monitor; I heard the PnP event for the monitor... and... PHOTO!  The external mointor now had an image.

  I hope this helps... it of just me and not of HP.

• A single graphics card inactive?

  Hello

  I have a mid 2015 Macbook Pro retina display with two graphics cards. The card is the Radeon R9 M370X AMEND and the other is the Iris Intel Pro.

  The thing is when I go under system information, I see that only the AMD Radeon provides my 3 monitors. I have two external monitors (connected by HDMI and Thunderbolt) and the monitor to the laptop's self. The other graphics card, the Intel Iris Pro seems inactive, do not provide all of the monitors. Is this normal?

  See photos:

  AMD Radeon R9

  

  Iris Pro Intel

  

  By design, it uses only graphics at the same time. If you want to force them to use higher always performance graph, see set the graphics on MacBook Pro - Apple Support performance

• Select vga for second monitor

  I am trying to add a second monitor, but it does not receive a signal.

  With the help of HP Paviion Elite HPE 210f running Win 7 64 bit. It has an ATI Radeon HD 5450 graphics card. I have been using a single monitor DVI-d port for a long time without any problem.  Now, I want to add a second monitor. The VGA port has a plastic screw top Cap. I removed the plug and plugged into the monitor. He doesn't get any signal from the computer. I tried to update the graphics driver that caused a blue screen. Restarted. Monitor main always ok, but nothing on the 2nd monitor.

  Tried running the Catalyst Control Center. Graphic material tab to the main Board, it shows the graphic Chipset is ATI Radeon HD and all other info says "not available".  In the software Graphics tab, it shows

  2D 8.01.01.1186 driver version

  The 2D driver file path is not available

  Direct 3D Version 7.14.10.0860

  Open GL version not available

  Version of Catalyst Control Center 2009.1201.2247.40849

  I have to do something to activate the VGA port?  This video card supports two ports/monitors?  I tried to look on the AMD website, but did not find anything specific to this topic.

  Moreover, the primary monitor has a VGA cord plugged into an adapter into the DVI port.  Not sure if that makes a difference.

  Here are the specs of your computer HPE-210f. Please note that DVI and VGA ports, which adjoin the rear USB ports are "blocked" for a reason. These video ports are disabled, because the ATI Radeon HD 4200 integrated graphics on the motherboard is disabled when a graphical supplement, as the included ATI Radeon HD 5450 card with your system, is installed. Only two ports that can be used are the DVI and HDMI in one of the slots of expansion above the back of the I/O shield. Please note that the DVI port can output digital (natively) or analog (using an adapter DVI / VGA) and the HDMI port can produce only digital signals. In all cases, one or two monitors must support digital signals.

  

  

  Frank

• Satellite L875D - an another GPU for Dual HDMI output possible?

  My L875D Satellite has a loose VGA output and I can get is more a third monitor to display, which leaves me with just the screen of the laptop and a second monitor - the computer screen is too small for my needs, so I would get my other 27 "monitor in service yet.

  Is it possible to install a different graphics card that came with the laptop? (AMD Radeon HD 7520G) I'd like one that allows me to connect two HDMI screens that extend, rather than duplicate.

  What am I looking for and it is possible to install myself?

  Thanks in advance for the advice,
  JO

  > Is it possible to install a different graphics card that came with the laptop?
  No, it is not possible to replace or update the graphics card.

  > I'd like one that allows me to connect two HDMI screens that extend, rather than duplicate.

  I recommend to use an external device, for example a * Dynadock * which would allow you to use additional external monitors.

• Dual graph: the 2nd card slow down the bad

  I have a Mid 2010 Mac pro 2.8 ghz Quad Core with 32 GB of RAM, running two monitors and running a chart double installation with two cards identical to 7950 / 3 GB AMD Radeon HD. I have the cards for two monitors. 1 monitor is connected with a DVI - I cable. The second monitor is older with just VGA connections for what will a VGA cable with a DVI - I adapter.  To using each card to power each monitors is probably the problem but there may be a fix on the forum somone help me to implement. Basically, the second map dragging. The mouse jumps and does not respond well to the movement and when I run FCPX GAL of the entire screen. Clicks are delayed and the mouse movement is delayed.

  When moving to the second screen powered by the second card, all is well and that responded to the questionnaire. Things get really tough, if I run Geeks3D GPUTest GUI 0.6.1. Dragging graphics screams like crazy. Looks like the fan is going to come off. I'm running a TessMark X 64 (OpenGL 4) trial to full screen, no software rendering to 7680 x 1440 resolution and anti-aliasing on 8 X MSAA. The generated images are beautiful and not fall a framework, but the sounds of the map are horrible. The exercise test and reference. All have solutions? Is it easy to replace the fan? How can I eliminate the LAG and drag? Or is this card about to die?

  If any screen has a DisplayPort input, it certainly is the connection of choice. It puts less stress on the maps, because it displays DisplayPort have an internal buffer and the 60 Hz "heartbeat" screen redraw is reduced to mainly the changes. This reduces interruptions on the cards and allows them to calculate at full speed.

  Dual display software on Mac OS X is probably "all set to the top" for the end of 2013 Mac Pro configuration, which reserves the second GPU intensive calculation only.  NO display on the second card.

  Problems of tracking mouse are associated with computers whose CPUs are completely absorbed with a high-performance computing. Have you looked into other performance issues? You have enough RAM? are your processors topping out?

• Second monitor is not detected after upgrade to Windows 10

  After you have installed Windows 10 upgrade Windows 7, my second monitor is no longer functional. The computer is an HP Touch Smart 610-1065qd. I connect on the second monitor through a USB 2.0 Port Replicator 2005pr HP. The Replicator appears as a drive when you look at this PC and an arbitrator in him like HP USB DOCK, as it did in Windows 7. The Replicator seems to work, I can't access the SSD on the device and use a wireless mouse. The receiver is connected to the port replicator. The second monitor, also connected to the Replicator, as it was before the upgrade. Now the system is unable to detect this monitor. The MANAGER of peripheral DEVICES, MONITORS, indicates there is a monitor Active, listed as "PnP monitor" generic Device Manager displays a second monitor as a hidden device. Identified as a "generic PnP monitor' and the State of the device is"currently, this hardware device is not connected to the computer. (Code 45) ». In Windows 7, I don't remember the second monitor listing. USB and the DISPLAY NETWORK DEVICES, the entry is USB PORTS port REPLICATOR 2.0 HP 2005pr. Under GRAPHICS cards, there are two lists. The first is an adapter named "AMD Mobility Radeon HD 5570". This corresponds to my video card. The second adapter named "glance speed Boost. I believe that Ancestry.com can installed this. "This device is working properly" is the condition for both cards. I manually checked new drivers for all components. There is no effect. Then, I went to HP and downloaded the most recent Setup to monitor. I then tried to load the drivers and monitoring software. I also loaded the screen in compatibility mode, then in compatibility mode for Windows XP SP3, then compatibility for Windows 7 and finely mode as a regulator. As a result, I tried the same process with the original disc. After each test, I rebooted the system. Still unable to detect the second monitor, nothing in Device Manager and unable to detect a new monitor on screen. I attempt to change the Projection. He also, had no effect on the display. Then, I deleted graphics cards. First of all, the adapter "AMD Mobility Radeon HD 5570", which corresponds to my video card. Second, the "Speed Boost glance. This also, don't give not any what on second monitor display. Even if it is visible only when show it hidden devices is checked. Any suggestions will be appreciated.

  I finely found a fix for the problem to my question; Second monitor, not detected after upgrade to Windows 10. Not the one I was hoping. It turns out that the fault was with the HP 2005pr USB 2.0 Port Replicator. It seems that the driver may be at fault. After more than a month of waiting, I decided to replace the duplicator. I decided to buy a Port adapter to replace the duplicator. What is much less expensive experiment and see if it was infecting the duplicator. It turned out that my second monitor is back and healthy. I decided to continue to use the port adapter and buy a USB Hub to replace this part of the duplicator. I no longer use the HD Audio output, after replacing the old speakers with Bose USB speakers some time ago. I thank everyone for help.