Onboard Video Question


  1. bigmck
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    Onboard Video Question


    I just got a new rig and am currently running my video off of a card (see specs) from my old system. I thought I would try the onboard video and see if I could tell any difference. I went in the bios and could not find an option for it. Do I need to take my video card out before the option shows up? Does the onboard just automatically work when there is not a card? Thanks,
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  3. ToxicXGL
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    Onboard as in intergrated if so then there should be just a VGA or dvi cable on your mobo and depending on your graphics card I doubt it's better.which graphics Card is it?
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  4. bobkn
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    There's a BIOS setting, on page 2-19 of the English manual E6771, "Advanced" menu, "System Agent Configuration".

    For internal graphics, boot from iGPU.
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  6. bigmck
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    bobkn said:
    There's a BIOS setting, on page 2-19 of the English manual E6771, "Advanced" menu, "System Agent Configuration".

    For internal graphics, boot from iGPU.
    Now that is specific instructions. Thanks very much for your help.
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