I will be looking forward for your answer. My question is: how can I do to make it work? If I use a VGA to HDMI adapter for the Monitor and I also use a USB docking station where I plug both the monitor and the TV with HDMI, will it work in extended mode?Īre there USB docking stations which has VGA and HDMI? Would it be good in this case? So it looks like I cannot have three monitors when one is VGA and the second one is HDMI. So I disconnected the Samsung monitor and I left only the TV connected through HDMI. I wanted to have these two monitors in extended desktop (besides the laptop monitor, so three in total). I also connected the TV to the HDMI port. I connected the Samsung monitor by using a VGA to VGA cable, since my Dell Laptop has VGA connector. Our graphics controller (Intel® HD Graphics 520) supports up to three displays simultaneously. The power consumption of the graphics card is 15 Watt, and the fabrication process is only 14 nm. The manufacturer has equipped INTEL with GB of 32 GB memory, clock speed and bandwidth. Processor Graphics i5-6200U 2 4 2.3 GHz / 2.8 GHz 3MB DDR4-2133 Intel HD Graphics 520 i5-7200U 2 4 2.5 GHz / 3.1 GHz 3MB DDR4-2133 Intel HD Graphics 620 i7-6500U 2 4 2.5 GHz / 3.1 GHz 4MB DDR4-2133 Intel HD Graphics 520 i7-7500U 2 4 2.7 GHz / 3. It is featured by the acceleration option and able to run up to 1050 MHz. I have a Samsung monitor which only has VGA and DVI ports (but does not have HDMI port) and a TV which has either VGA and HDMI ports. The graphics card Intel HD Graphics 520 runs with the minimal clock speed 300 MHz. I have just read the answer you gave to this customer.

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