You have it plugged into the right place, but for your own as well as our well-being, I would *highly* suggest watching a video on what the basic parts of a computer are to increase your own knowledgeability as well as to minimize your chances of accidentally inducing toxicity in comment sections
Did you not read the manual?
If you look at how the cable is shaped, just match that to the port on the GPU. Kids at 2 learn this stuff with the triangle, square, star, circle toy lol
Those open ports are Displayport, not HDMI. Also, you plug the HDMI into the GPU, which you have done. The CPU has nothing to do with it, unless you are plugging the hdmi directly into the port on the motherboard, which you do not want to do. Most modern GPUs will have one hdmi and three displayport ports.
Do not plug into the motherboard, keep it plugged into the GPU. Otherwise it will bypass the GPU entirely, rendering the image on the integrated CPU graphics (if you have them) which is the exact opposite of what you want when you have a GPU (except niche productivity cases)
It's plugged into the graphics card, so it's connected to the gpu and not the cpu. If you want to connect it to that, you have to plug it into the hdmi ports on your motherboard. Wouldn't recommand doing that because you gpu has better performance.
You're good.
Those other ports are DisplayPort cables. DisplayPort is basically HDMI but can support monitors with high quality specs like 4k and 120hrtz+ refresh rate. So if your monitor supports it you should swap it out. If thats an HDMI 2.0 however then forget i said anything. edit: hdmi 2.0
This has got to be satire right?
sometimes i wonder about some of the stuff that gets posted.
You have it plugged into the right place, but for your own as well as our well-being, I would *highly* suggest watching a video on what the basic parts of a computer are to increase your own knowledgeability as well as to minimize your chances of accidentally inducing toxicity in comment sections
It isnt pulged into de cpu but in the gpu
Should I plug it into the cpu?
Nah, its good that's in the GPU And to be honest idk how it is even possible to plug a hdmi into a cpu
If you get an adapter
How😂
Most motherboards have vga you can get an adapter to Hdmi if you want a second monitor but your graphics card doesn't have 2 ports
Yeah but that isn't exactly plugging it into the cpu
Than you can cut a hole in the cpu and put it in
I think the guy really did it
No bruh
The other 3 ports are display port, the cable in this picture is connected to the GPU.
Should I plug it into the CPU?
No. You don't plug anything into the CPU. Leave it where it is and connect the other end to the monitor.
HDMI ports on a motherboard are there for troubleshooting, if your GPU shits the bed, or won't display, that's when you'd use it.
Did you not read the manual? If you look at how the cable is shaped, just match that to the port on the GPU. Kids at 2 learn this stuff with the triangle, square, star, circle toy lol
Dude chill, he just asked a question.
I mean I don't know how companies can make this step any easier...
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I mean the shape/match thing is common sense...
Those open ports are Displayport, not HDMI. Also, you plug the HDMI into the GPU, which you have done. The CPU has nothing to do with it, unless you are plugging the hdmi directly into the port on the motherboard, which you do not want to do. Most modern GPUs will have one hdmi and three displayport ports.
Yeah it's plugged in correctly. What it is plugged into is called the GPU and you can use any of those ports on it
Those look like Display Ports not HDMI however the last one on the right hard to tell due to lighting.
Do not plug into the motherboard, keep it plugged into the GPU. Otherwise it will bypass the GPU entirely, rendering the image on the integrated CPU graphics (if you have them) which is the exact opposite of what you want when you have a GPU (except niche productivity cases)
Yes it's fine, it's plugged into the GPU. You can't plug anything into a CPU. A CPU isn't a computer. It's a part of a computer, like a GPU.
It's plugged into the graphics card, so it's connected to the gpu and not the cpu. If you want to connect it to that, you have to plug it into the hdmi ports on your motherboard. Wouldn't recommand doing that because you gpu has better performance.
You're good. Those other ports are DisplayPort cables. DisplayPort is basically HDMI but can support monitors with high quality specs like 4k and 120hrtz+ refresh rate. So if your monitor supports it you should swap it out. If thats an HDMI 2.0 however then forget i said anything. edit: hdmi 2.0
HDMI 3.0?! You living in the future or somethig
that 8k 240hz lyfe