Msi gt520 I want to connect to hdmi monitor as only display

You should use the audio output on your computer that is labeled as "optical" or "S/PDIF" (Sony/Philips Digital Interface Format) to connect to the optical input on your AV receiver. This will typically be labeled as the "digital audio out" or "digital output" on your computer. The "graphics output" is used for video, not audio.

Here you go. Some very inexpensive and they work well.

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Assuming your TV is HDMI input only you'll need a converter.

Once you've installed the converter it will be very easy just plug them together set your TV's input to what ever HDMI port you've plugged in. on your PC desktop rightclick go to properties and enable the second display.
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you can download in the internet the installer of your video card.

Is this a laptop or desktop? More than likely it's an output port. Output to what? A tv?

Normally you would just connect the cable between the computer and the tv. Then take the tv's remote and press Select Input. Then select HDMI as the input source. Reboot the laptop or computer and it should show on the TV.

If it's a laptop The video will show on most systems when you reboot without you having to do anything. Some systems will require you to hit the FN (Function key) + F1 thru F12. Hold down the FN key then hit the correct key for displaying on the monitor (F1 thru F12). The correct key will normally have CRT/LCD on it or it will have the icon of a display.

the HDMI port is for connecting video and sound to a home theatre / surround sound system. I understand that this monitor only has a VGA connector.

The sapphire ati radeon 5570 graphics card has the following ports on the back to connect to a display: DVI (white), VGA (blue) and DisplayPort (the thin slot in the middle). You can use an ordinary VGA cable to connect the card to your monitor.

Unfortunately you cannot connect this card directly to your monitor using the DisplayPort.

Hope this helps

Tom

on the back there should be a HDMI plug right by your monitor plug. you plug in the HDMI cord and then you plug it in the TV's HDMI plug. then switch to HDMI channel on your tv

Hopefully you are getting your latest graphics driver and Catalyst Control from AMD. If you know how to do a custom uninstall of VGA and Catalyst, then a custom install of VGA and Catalyst;
http://support.amd.com/us/Pages/AMDSupportHub.aspx
You should really try to limit switching the cables and definately do your switching with system off or you will mess up your resolution. If you can use your existing HDMI cable for your PS3, you can get an ATI HDMI to DVI adaptor and you will get the sound also out of your DVI output. The connector is $5.00 and you will need an additional HDMI cable. This will be your best bet especially if you have more than 1 HDMI input on your tv. I am absolutely positive this will work for you. You can get the adaptor here #6141054300G;
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Hello. Your driver software was 71.6MB large. It not only included the driver software but secondary software for you to control & setup dual monitors. The package came with a HDMI connector which is used to connect the HDMI femal port to VGA port, if the monitor does not have a HDMI male port. Currently the reason you can not see your display is because the signal comming out of the video card is set to the other port on the card. Once you switch to the other port you'll have display on your monitor. Open control panel, than open display. Display Properties will open on your desktop. Click settings than click advanced. You should see another tab that reads something like, NVIDIA® nView Multi-Display Technology. (I'm guessing because I only use ATI's software) I can't load your driver software on my current system. The two cards may be different but the software is similar. This Nvidia tab is where you set up your monitor or monitors. Once in this advanced portion for your video card you can set which connector from the video card will display on what monitor. There will also be a ton of settings you can adjust, from color to 3D & other options. You must have an icon by your clock as well that allows you to open the standard display properties or the advanced display properties.