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1. Configurations for Three Displays

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Supported Configurations for Three Displays

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Article ID 000025673

Final Reviewed 07/07/2021

In most cases, the post-obit configurations options back up three independent displays:

Note	Thunderbolt (TBT) uses the USB-C connector to transmit display data.  Not all USB-C systems are compatible with TBT. To decide if TBT is supported, look for the Thunderbolt symbol or contact your equipment manufacturer.

Table ane: Supported configurations with two DisplayPort connections. For almost Intel Graphics Products, this is the only configuration that supports three external displays.

Table two: Supported configurations with a built-in brandish

Click or the topic for details:

Considerations for a built-in display (e.g. a laptop screen)

Built-in displays typically utilize connector types: Embedded DisplayPort (eDP) off the chipset, eDP off a mobile processor, or LVDS.

To check if your congenital-in brandish uses an eDP or LVDS connector type:

1. Open up theIntel® Graphics Control Eye:
   • From theWindows Beginning Menu,search forIntel Graphics Command Eye.Click theIntel Graphics Command Center icon to open the application.
2. Select Display.
3. Select Information.
4. Bank check the Connector Type field.

Or

1. Open up theIntel® Graphics Control Panel:
   • From theWindows Start Carte,search forIntel Graphics Control Panel.Click theIntel Graphics Control Panelicon to open up the application.
2. Select Options and Back up.
3. Modify System Information to Built-in Brandish.
4. Check the Connector Blazon field.

Supported configurations

To observe the maximum number of screens and resolution supported by your Intel® Graphics Devices, follow these steps:

1. Visit the product specification site.
2. Search for your processor model. If you don't know your model number, you can use the Intel® Processor Identification Utility.
3. Nether the Graphics Specifications department, find the maximum resolution specs and maximum number of displays supported past the graphics controller included in that processor.

Near combinations of HDMI, DVI, VGA, DisplayPort (DP), and Embedded DP (eDP) are supported on Graphics for 3rd Generation Intel® Processors and newer. If y'all are unsure on which Generation your processor is, you can place the Generation of Intel® Core™ Processors.

The post-obit combinations are non supported:

Unsupported Configurations
Display 1 Configuration	Display 2 Configuration	Display 3 Configuration
HDMI	HDMI	HDMI
DVI	DVI	DVI
HDMI	HDMI	DVI
HDMI	DVI	DVI

For the following graphics products:

• Intel Hd Graphics 4000/2500 of 3rd Generation Intel® Core™ Processors
• Intel HD Graphics of Intel® Pentium® Processors 2000/G2000/G2100 serial
• Intel HD Graphics of Intel® Celeron® Processors yard/G1000 serial

​The following configurations support three independent displays:

• If 2 of the displays are DisplayPort monitors
• If 1 of the displays is Intel® Wireless Display (Intel® WiDi)
• If the built-in display is an Embedded DisplayPort (eDP)

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