If it is, I believe it may only be possible using just the DisplayPort ports. Still, the specs say that this should be possible. I have only seen tripple monitor configurations be successful when using 3rd gen processors with 4000 graphics.

There have been a number of cases where attempts to simultaneously connect three monitors using 2500 graphics did not succeed. Dell platforms seemed to come up in most of these cases. Intel Customer Support is not going to involve themselves in the resolution of this issue, so it's just us riffraff. Then, please check the bandwidth used connecting these two first monitors since the Intel® HD Graphics controller will not identify the third monitor if the bandwidth exceeds the maximum allowable limit.Īnd, please find the following link with a guide of how enable extended desktop mode with multiple displays: Īgain, you are responding to a very old conversation about a very old - and long discontinued - product. Please verify the compatibility between dongle, the computer, and the monitors or, if this dongle is completely functional. Using the report provided I can see that the Intel® Core™ i5-3470T that your Lenovo™ system has will allow 3 monitors to be connected simultaneously nonetheless, there are some things that we need to take into consideration when setting up a multi-display set up.įirst, I see that your computer is having one VGA port and one Display Port connector so you should be using a dongle in order to achieve the 3 displays connection. Thank you very much for your reply and the report provided.

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