miniITX Motherboard with HDMI and VGA or DVI-I?

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sonyxperiageek

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#224259 9-Nov-2017 16:00

Hey guys, I'm looking for a miniITX motherboard with an HDMI and VGA or DVI-I port but haven't been able to find any in stock. I know I could use a dongle, but that would be another point of failure in an already hard to troubleshoot business environment. Of course, if there isn't one we may just have to use a dongle. Does anybody know of a place for these types of motherboards?

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#1898436 9-Nov-2017 16:51

What CPU/chipset are you looking for?

PC: 5800X3D/32GB/RTX3070

Car: Toyota Celica GT-Four ST205

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#1898489 9-Nov-2017 19:30

VGA on anything current is problematic since the chipsets are dropping support for it so it needs more hardware onboard.

Recent work HP machine has a displayport where there was obviously supposed to be a VGA in the metalwork of the case, so total of 3 onboard displayports now. Nice indeed.

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#1898491 9-Nov-2017 19:35

https://www.pp.co.nz/products.php?pp_id=AA69713

https://www.ascent.co.nz/productspecification.aspx?itemID=433177

Socket type required would be nice.

https://www.pp.co.nz/products.php?pp_id=AA76431

Edit: add another link

sonyxperiageek

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#1898493 9-Nov-2017 19:36

Djmixerdomo:

What CPU/chipset are you looking for?

I was looking at the Intel i7 7700 with the LGA1151 socket.

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sonyxperiageek

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#1898494 9-Nov-2017 19:39

djtOtago:

https://www.pp.co.nz/products.php?pp_id=AA69713

https://www.ascent.co.nz/productspecification.aspx?itemID=433177

Socket type required would be nice.

Aha! The PP link looks like it! Ascent one is a micro ATX. Thanks!

Edit: And I was just in the middle of typing out my socket. :-)

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#1898496 9-Nov-2017 19:42

sonyxperiageek:

Aha! The PP link looks like it! Ascent one is a micro ATX. Thanks!

What is the use case that you're connecting an old display to a newish computer?

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sonyxperiageek

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#1898500 9-Nov-2017 19:52

richms:

sonyxperiageek:

Aha! The PP link looks like it! Ascent one is a micro ATX. Thanks!

What is the use case that you're connecting an old display to a newish computer?

It's actually for the Raritan KVMs that OSB use in some of their older OB trucks. So we can see our graphics PC.

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#1898541 9-Nov-2017 21:51

djtOtago:

https://www.pp.co.nz/products.php?pp_id=AA69713

https://www.ascent.co.nz/productspecification.aspx?itemID=433177

Socket type required would be nice.

https://www.pp.co.nz/products.php?pp_id=AA76431

Edit: add another link

Either of the two pp links you sent should support this CPU right? What would the Chipset Type affect?

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