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What are you starting with?
Choose a normal device, or switch to a graphics-card-first check.
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Desktop GPU layer

Which graphics card is driving the display?

For a custom Windows/Linux desktop, the monitor connection usually comes from the graphics card, not the PC case. Choose the GPU or a manual port-only profile.

Choose a GPU to use its display outputs.
Reference GPU profiles describe manufacturer/reference connectivity. Board-partner cards can change the number or mix of HDMI/DisplayPort connectors, so the exact physical card still wins if there is a mismatch.
1 Compatibility
2 What you need

What you need

We show a concrete product only when its documented direction and capabilities cover this exact connection. If no curated SKU is available, we show the exact product type and a search phrase you can copy.
3 Connection details

How it connects

See the verified source output, destination input, signal direction, conversion type and known limits behind the recommendation.

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