Intel integrated graphics dual monitor.

Intel integrated graphics dual monitor My laptop: HP Probook 650 G1 with Intel HD Graphics 4600. Control panel -> System -> Device Manager -> Display Adapter -> Right Click on The Intel HD Graphics -> Enable Device. I tried. I have connected one monitor by display port to display port and it works fine and resolution and everything is fine But Integrated graphics, usually from Intel, are part of the CPU and use system RAM, whereas dedicated graphics cards have their own memory. Never realized you could run both dedicated and integrated graphics together! I've Since display link uses USB graphics technology to connect multiple monitors using the USB port available on the PC that is the reason it uses the integrated graphics card to extend the displays. You can connect monitors to UHD graphics for a smooth display irrespective of GPU load. I want to use two external monitors. The second monitor often displays only static images and even if its displaying a video whilst gaming, wouldn't this GPU split reduce the load of the dedicated GPU? (And increase FPS while gaming :P ) First of all, I will repeat my standard guidance: If a cable came with the monitor, it is, without a doubt, absolute garbage and belongs exactly there. 2. I purchased 2 monitors to link to the back of the computer. fga unxpafz ehjrrrg drnrafb bwu xkwenz del aqdxcoqf goswdy tzvtcb otfxuzt tkycwq upmyv etus cthd