What connects do I need to hook up a 2nd LCD monitor to my p7-1380t HP computer?

My current monitor is a Samsung Starlight LCD monitor hooked up to my p7--1380t (approx 23 inches).  I want to set up a 2nd monitor which is a DELL LCD (unable to find monitor model #).
Can you advise me which ports to use on the back of my computer and which cable type I should get for the Dell monitor?

Okrafarmboy, welcome to the forum.
We don't have information on Dell monitors.  However, I believe that it will be either VGA or DVI (D or I).  It depends on the age of the monitor.
Here is a guide to help you connect the two monitors to the computer.
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