On board graphics switch?

[Freeeeezy]

In my brothers PC he has an Intel i7 4790K and, wait for it... a GT 610... yeah I know. But while playing League of Legends, my friend said he was getting almost 200 fps with the onboard graphics on his i5 4690K, while I was getting 30fps. 

 

So I was wondering how I would switch the computer to run off of onboard graphics because I feel that they might improve performance compared to the blasphemous device plugged in to my brothers PCiE slot at the moment.

[Firestorm]

Simply take out the card?

[dragosudeki]

Connect to your motherboard instead of your card.

[ManIkWeet]

Yeah either take out the card or connect the cable to the motherboard (higher than the graphics card normally).

Be sure to touch the BIOS as it might not switch automatically.

[OAcesync]

Use the video output on your motherboard instead of your PCIe device. You should get 60fps no problem on LoL with on board graphics

[Freeeeezy]

I just realized there are no graphics ports on the mother board... No HDMI, no DVI, not even D-Sub... RIP

[dalomo]

Tell him he should have spent more money on his graphics card and less on his CPU

[evilarceus]

-Take out the card

-Use the output on the motherboard

-Disable your GPU in Device Manager

 

(not in order, just the things you can do)

[blueballs]

plug the output on the motherboard 

install folding@home and make use of this shittygpu 

[Guest]

In my brothers PC he has an Intel i7 4790K and, wait for it... a GT 610... yeah I know. But while playing League of Legends, my friend said he was getting almost 200 fps with the onboard graphics on his i5 4690K, while I was getting 30fps. 

 

So I was wondering how I would switch the computer to run off of onboard graphics because I feel that they might improve performance compared to the blasphemous device plugged in to my brothers PCiE slot at the moment.

Maybe your friend was running LoL at different graphics settings/resolution?

[Freeeeezy]

Maybe your friend was running LoL at different graphics settings/resolution?

Probably should've asked. He said maxed graphics but I'm not sure what resolution monitor he was running or what resolution his game was set to.

[Freeeeezy]

Tell him he should have spent more money on his graphics card and less on his CPU

He never really planned on using his computer to play games. It's used more for streaming console games which means theres really no use for a nice graphics card.