What is the difference between the monitor connecting the motherboard and the video card (is the cable of the monitor plugged into the motherboard or the video card)

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Hello, everyone. The meeting will answer your questions. What is the difference between the monitor connecting the motherboard and the video card? many people do not know whether the monitor cable is plugged into the motherboard or the graphics card. Now let's take a look at it.

Answer:

1. When the computer is equipped with a separate video card, the cable of the computer monitor needs to be connected to the independent video card. If connected to the motherboard, the monitor will not display.

2. Installing a separate video card on the computer will automatically mask the output of the integrated video card. If the monitor is connected to the motherboard, it is equivalent to the performance of not using a separate video card, and there will be no signal output.

3. In desktop computers that can not switch the performance of independent graphics cards and integrated graphics cards at will, the performance output of independent graphics cards is preferred. When the independent graphics card driver drops or the graphics card driver is unstable, the performance output of integrated graphics card is default.

4. To install a separate video card, you need to install a matching video card driver so that the display connected to the video card can be adjusted to the best resolution output. As long as a separate video card is installed, the output line of the monitor is connected to the independent video card, and the output of the integrated video card is connected to the motherboard.

This is the end of this article. I hope it will be helpful to all of you.