У меня есть ноутбук ASUS Zenbook Pro и 27-дюймовый монитор Dell S2715H, подключенный к нему через HDMI. Ноутбук имеет 2 порта для дисплея: 1xhdmi и 1xmini displayport. Монитор имеет только 2xhdmi.
Если я куплю другой монитор Dell S2715H, смогу ли я использовать оба экрана (расширяя друг друга), если подключу его к ноутбуку с помощью кабеля HDMI, подключенного к адаптеру HDMI-мини-порта дисплея, который подключен к порту мини-дисплея на моем компьютере? Латоп?
Your last line is a little confusing, but if this is what you're trying to describe:
-------- --------- | |-HDMI port---------------(HDMI cable)------------|monitor 1| | laptop | ========= | |-MiniDP---(MiniDP/HDMI adapter)---(HDMI cable)---|monitor 2| -------- --------- Then, yes, that should work.
This guy tried doing the same thing (but with different monitors) and he got it to work. I can't be sure, however, that he's using the same model Zenbook Pro that you have.
Assuming your laptop is a UX501VW, if you buy a decent quality adaptor (this is one of the first google results) you should be fine. Your CPU's integrated graphics are stated on intel's site to be able to run 3 outputs and should be capable enough for the 1080p monitors + your laptop screen. I have seen someone suggesting on a forum that it may use some more RAM (since HD Graphics use RAM for video memory) so you might want to watch out for that, but it will most likely not be a problem. Just don't expect to be able to play any games from the current decade on this setup. The GTX 960M isn't up for that.