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For most dual monitor setups, both can be connected directly to your computer using HDMI, DisplayPort, or DVI cables and it will be detected automatically. If you do not have the required ports, a docking station or adapter can be connected to your computer to provide the extra ports. Keep in mind that splitters (not adapters or hubs) that connect to an HDMI or DisplayPort are only capable of mirroring and will not work
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