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How can i use my CPU's graphics card?

Moglakos
By Moglakos
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I wondering what should i do to be able to use my CPU's graphics card.

 

I plug out my current GPU and tried to boot without it, but when my system was about to boot, black screen appeared and then it reboot.

 

What should i do?

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You need to plug your old gpu in, go to bios and set the interegated graphics to on, remove gpu, done

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I wondering what should i do to be able to use my CPU's graphics card.

 

I plug out my current GPU and tried to boot without it, but when my system was about to boot, black screen appeared and then it reboot.

 

What should i do?

So you removed your graphics card and then plugged in you video cable into your motherboard?

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So you removed your graphics card and then plugged in you video cable into your motherboard?

yes, but i'll try now ledzz way and brb!

You need to plug your old gpu in, go to bios and set the interegated graphics to on, remove gpu, done

same problem!

So you removed your graphics card and then plugged in you video cable into your motherboard?

do you know any tip to help me? ledzz way didn;t work at all :/

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do you know any tip to help me? ledzz way didn;t work at all :/

Try resetting your cmos battery or use the cmos jumper 9caee48a069ddcda51172bc5a05bddff.png

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What's the processor you're using? It might not have an iGPU.

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What's the processor you're using? It might not have an iGPU.

ι5 3570, check my rig at my singnature!

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