However, if I use an HDMI to VGA converter to connect any of the same monitors up using their VGA input I do get a picture. The Intel Graphics control panel doesn't even load or detect the monitors. None of them work with the Intel HDMI output. They also work with multiple other systems with Nvidia and AMD graphics. All of my monitors work perfectly with my HDMI to DVI-D single link cables when used with my Nvidia card. A very basic setup that I've seen work before with Intel motherboards that have VGA outputs.Īll HDMI outputs should be compatible with all DVI-D single link or DVI-I monitors at compatible resolutions. I eventually want to setup a triple monitor system with two monitors connected to the Nvidia card and one connected to the motherboard's HDMI output. I've made sure I have the latest BIOS installed and I've made sure that the Intel graphics are enabled in BIOS by installing an Nvidia graphics card and using that to display the BIOS. When I connect any of these monitors to the motherboard's HDMI output with a high quality Belkin HDMI to DVI cable I don't get any picture on the monitor during boot up or in Windows. I have three identical monitors with VGA and DVI inputs. I have a Z170 motherboard with one HDMI output and one Displayport output and an i7 6700k CPU with Intel HD 530 graphics built in. On the request of the Intel Support Twitter team I'm posting this question here.

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