H87i ac - displayport issue

hi,
i have the m/b h87i ac , but i can't figure out to work with displayport. i need to have hdmi+dp working.
i have a adapter dp->hdmi , that work fine because i've tested it with another pc with amd 7850 video card and work fine.
also i've tested the following configuration :
hdmi work fine
dvi work fine
dvi to hdmi work fine
hdmi + dvi work fine
dp with adapter to hdmi don't work
dp + hdmi or dvi don't work
my bios settings are standard except for ram that use intel xmp profile.
primary display is setted to igd , 1gb ram , multidiplay on.
my configuration is :
msi h87i ac
intel i3 4330
8gb ram corsair vengenace lp 1600
seagate 3tb nas
dvd rom
bequiet power 350w
windows 7 ultimate 64 bit with last intel drivers.
i'm missing something ? there is some bug? or just dp port broken?
i don't have monitor able to test direct connection dp -> dp.
Br
Marco
Italy

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except for errors due to bad flashing , if i flash beta bios , i loose warranty or sometinhg else?
nope
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or it's better to wait for official release?
its up to you
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there is an exitimated date?
no, i also don't know if the new BIOS would help with this or not.

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