Setting up dual monitors fails because the combination of iGPU and regular GPU isn't supported.
Setting up dual monitors fails because the combination of iGPU and regular GPU isn't supported.
I have a Ryzen 3 2200G and a GTX 1650. After installing the GPU, my other monitors won’t connect properly—even though cables work and memory is set. I’ve enabled integrated graphics in BIOS and allocated 1 GB, but they still don’t show up. I’m trying to link a VGA monitor and a TV with HDMI, using an HDMI to DVI cable for the main display since it doesn’t support HDMI. Any advice would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!
What prevents using the GPU outputs? Also, did you previously have a GPU or was everything running through an APU? Beyond that, it seems there might be a BIOS issue trying to activate video on the GPU where it shouldn't be connected, as if it should recognize it as an APU.
Second screen I’m planning to connect is strictly VGA. I’ve been using an APU for a few years now, but recently I got this GPU for a reasonable cost. The BIOS lists an option to enable or disable built-in graphics; it’s currently turned on, which seems to be the reason it’s functioning.