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‎03-15-2024 01:01 AM - edited ‎03-15-2024 01:06 AM

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Product: HP Laptop PC 15s-du3000

I have a HP 15s-du3047TX. Currently I am using the HDMI port for my external monitor which is connected to iGPU but I want my dedicated graphic card for that. I checked the specs on my model to find out that my usb-c port does not support DisplayPort. Is there any way for me to connect the external display to dedicated GPU(Nvidia MX350 in my case) instead of iGPU? Please help.

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‎03-15-2024 02:20 AM

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Hi,

It is not possible.

The HDMI port is connected to the internal graphics and the screen of the notebook is connected to dedicated graphics.

 

Hope it helps,

David

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‎03-15-2024 08:35 AM

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The laptop's display seems to be connected to the iGPU too. Are you sure it's not possible to use usb-a ports for connecting to the dGPU? If not then there's nothing I can do other than keep using the same HDMI port.nvc.PNG

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