Is it possible to connect a third monitor to the built-in video card?

Question

Iron

Two monitors are now hanging on NVidia 550gt.
I don’t know much about hardware, but there supposedly some kind of built-in video card with an i5 processor, Intel Graphics is something there (I’m sorry). Can you add a third one to it?

Answer 1

If suddenly someone is interested, then everything went fine, I set PCI / iGPU and Multi-monitor: on in the BIOS, two monitors are connected to Nvidia, and one to the built-in one, no problems arise. I’m not going to check the toys, if I run anything, then on one of the monitors connected to NVidia

Answer 2

No, you can't, your image is being processed on NVidia, the built-in video card is not active.
As an option, buy a video card with more video outputs, since there are enough offers on the market.

Answer 3

No, I will not work in a pair of two videos. We have 3 monica 1920 by 1200px on our mother, all on a digital i3. If you're interested I'll let you know.

Answer 4

in bios enable "use embedded video" and connect the main monitor to the connector on the mat. board.
when Windows (you have Windows, after all?) boots up, it will see a discrete video card and all three monitors will work. (I can't vouch for stability though)

Answer 5

You can connect.
Put in the BIOS as a basis - built-in, but a lot of bugs and conflicts are possible.
Another option is a USB video adapter.

Answer 6

Under linux, at least 20 video cards. Under Windows - laptops can, PCs - never happened.

Answer 7

if you do not install firewood from nvidia, then you can make 2 video cards work at the same time: discrete and built-in