Hello, I have two lg monitors, one 24mp48hq model, the other 24mt58df. The first has a hdmi and vga input, the second has two hdmi and vga once. Both work separately on the hdmi-hdmi cable. Unfortunately, on the graphics card I have only one HDMI input and the other DVI. And just as I connect...

Hello, And did you try to change the display mode of the image as duplicate or extend in the options of the graphics card

I do not have such options, there is only a tab for configuring multiple monitors, where I have a choice of connected monitors and only the one connected with the hdmi-hdmi cable is visible. I will add that I just checked the connection of one monitor on the hdmi-dvi cable, it works, but it boots with low resolution. After booting the system I changed to 1920x1080, restarted my computer and high resolution is only after booting, while loading and displaying the motherboard logo is still low resolution.

The only thing I can think of is to check if there is any option in the BIOS settings to activate multiple monitors.

What is this cable? If it works in the system then?

HDMI (M) (19P) - DVI-D (M) (18 + 1) cable from some natec extreme media brand. I will specify that the monitor on this cable works when the other is completely disconnected from the unit.

The monitor is detected in the NVidia Panel?

I do not know this model - maybe the DVI and HDMI connectors have the same signal and to connect another monitor you need to connect via DisplayPort ?!

Not the entrance, but the exit. Maybe drivers for the motherboard logo are missing? But seriously. You will not force a different resolution at the disc logo if the manufacturer did not provide for it. Once the system is loaded, the drivers take control of the display of the image. Therefore, you have a different resolution.

And you can check it somewhere, because they didn't write anything like that in the attached documentation. But all in all, there are maybe three more DisplayPort inputs for a reason.

Two LG Monitors (24MP48HQ & 24MT58DF) Not Working Simultaneously - HDMI, DVI, Zotac Nvidia 1060

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#1 16671821 30 Aug 2017 17:53

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16671821 30 Aug 2017 17:53

Hello,

I have two lg monitors, one 24mp48hq model, the other 24mt58df. The first has a hdmi and vga input, the second has two hdmi and vga once. Both work separately on the hdmi-hdmi cable. Unfortunately, on the graphics card I have only one HDMI input and the other DVI. And just as I connect two monitors at the same time, one with hdmi-hdmi cable and the other with hdmi-dvi cable, the one connected with hdmi-dvi cable doesn't work. ZOTAC Nvidia 1060 graphics card. I would like some advice or clarification.

Thank you in advance for your help.
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#2 16671848 30 Aug 2017 18:10

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16671848 30 Aug 2017 18:10

Hello,
And did you try to change the display mode of the image as "duplicate" or "extend" in the options of the graphics card
#3 16671870 30 Aug 2017 18:21

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16671870 30 Aug 2017 18:21

I do not have such options, there is only a tab for configuring multiple monitors, where I have a choice of connected monitors and only the one connected with the hdmi-hdmi cable is visible. I will add that I just checked the connection of one monitor on the hdmi-dvi cable, it works, but it boots with low resolution. After booting the system I changed to 1920x1080, restarted my computer and high resolution is only after booting, while loading and displaying the motherboard logo is still low resolution.
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#4 16671878 30 Aug 2017 18:23

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16671878 30 Aug 2017 18:23

The only thing I can think of is to check if there is any option in the BIOS settings to activate multiple monitors.
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16671881 30 Aug 2017 18:25

sasky7 wrote:
then the one connected with the hdmi-dvi cable does not work.

What is this cable? If it works in the system then?
#6 16671902 30 Aug 2017 18:41

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16671902 30 Aug 2017 18:41

HDMI (M) (19P) - DVI-D (M) (18 + 1) cable from some natec extreme media brand. I will specify that the monitor on this cable works when the other is completely disconnected from the unit.
#7 16671996 30 Aug 2017 19:37

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16671996 30 Aug 2017 19:37

The monitor is detected in the NVidia Panel?
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#8 16672001 30 Aug 2017 19:39

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16672001 30 Aug 2017 19:39

Unfortunately not.
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16672031 30 Aug 2017 19:53

I do not know this model - maybe the DVI and HDMI connectors have the same signal and to connect another monitor you need to connect via DisplayPort ?!
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16672034 30 Aug 2017 19:54

sasky7 wrote:
Unfortunately, I only have one hdmi input on the graphics card
Not the entrance, but the exit.

sasky7 wrote:
high resolution is only after booting, while loading and displaying the motherboard logo is still low resolution.
Maybe drivers for the motherboard logo are missing? But seriously. You will not force a different resolution at the disc logo if the manufacturer did not provide for it. Once the system is loaded, the drivers take control of the display of the image. Therefore, you have a different resolution.
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Kasek21 wrote:
I do not know this model - maybe the DVI and HDMI connectors have the same signal and to connect another monitor you need to connect via DisplayPort ?!

And you can check it somewhere, because they didn't write anything like that in the attached documentation. But all in all, there are maybe three more DisplayPort inputs for a reason.
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#12 16675595 01 Sep 2017 16:45

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16675595 01 Sep 2017 16:45

Or maybe a DP> HDMI adapter?
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16680660 04 Sep 2017 15:46

You buy two such adapters, connect them to the graphics card, cable into the adapter and to the monitor. I checked this solution on Nvidia Quadro M2000 4xDP and Matrox C420 cards with Samsung S27A350H monitors.

They are on the Allegro for PLN 10.
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The discussion revolves around the issue of connecting two LG monitors (24MP48HQ and 24MT58DF) to a Zotac Nvidia 1060 graphics card, which has one HDMI and one DVI output. The user reports that while both monitors work individually via HDMI, they fail to operate simultaneously when one is connected via HDMI and the other via HDMI-DVI. Suggestions include checking BIOS settings for multi-monitor support, ensuring the monitors are detected in the Nvidia control panel, and considering the use of DisplayPort to HDMI adapters for additional connections. The user also notes that the monitor connected via HDMI-DVI operates at a low resolution during boot but can be adjusted post-boot.
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