Asus P7H55D-M PRO User Manual - Page 42
Audio 2, 4, 6, or 8-channel configuration - dual monitor
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Chapter 2 *LAN port LED indications Activity Link LED Status Description OFF No link ORANGE Linked BLINKING Data activity Speed LED Status Description OFF 10 Mbps connection ORANGE 100 Mbps connection GREEN 1 Gbps connection ** Audio 2, 4, 6, or 8-channel configuration ACT/LINK SPEED LED LED LAN port Port Headset 2-channel Light Blue Line In Lime Line Out Pink Mic In Orange - Black - Gray - 4-channel Line In Front Speaker Out Mic In - Rear Speaker Out - 6-channel Line In Front Speaker Out Mic In Center/Subwoofer Rear Speaker Out - 8-channel Line In Front Speaker Out Mic In Center/Subwoofer Rear Speaker Out Side Speaker Out • If you use an Intel® CPU with integrated GPU and install an add-on VGA card on your motherboard, the system will automatically select the the add-on VGA card as the primary VGA output after reboot. To use the iGPU as the VGA output, go to 3.6.2 Uncore Configuration > Initiate Graphic Adapter, select [iGPU], and plug the VGA cable(s) to the onboard video port(s) for VGA output. • This motherboard comes with multiple VGA output that features desktop extension on two monitors. You can connect two monitors to any two of the onboard VGA, DVI-D, and HDMI ports. Note that DVI-D/HDMI dual output works in OS environment only and that during POST or BIOS setup, only DVI-D output is valid. • Due to the Intel® VGA driver issue, the Windows® Display Settings menu may offer some resolution options that your monitor does not support. When you set a resolution not supported by your monitor, it will black out. If this happens, wait 15 seconds for the system to return to its original setting or restart the system and press F8 to enter Safe Mode. In Safe Mode, change the display setting to 800 x 600, and then restart the system to adjust the monitor resolution from the Windows® Display Settings menu. • Due to the Intel® driver issue, some monitor resolution settings will lead to monitor overscan or underscan. Refer to the next page for the troubleshooting on monitor overscan/underscan problem • Playback of Blu-Ray Discs The speed and bandwidth of the CPU/Memory, DVD player, and drivers will affect the playback quality. Following is a configuration example for your reference. Using the CPU/Memory of higher speed and bandwidth with the higher-version DVD player and drivers will upgrade the playback quality. CPU: Intel Pentium 2.8GHz DIMM: DDR3-1066 2GB Playback software - CyberLink PowerDVD v9.0 Ultra Build 2320 • To play Blu-Ray Disc, make sure to use an HDCP compliant monitor. • You can only play Blu-Ray Disc under Windows® Vista™ / 7™ OS. 2-22 Chapter 2: Hardware information