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Oh damn, didn't think of looking at the MSI page for that, thanks! Welp, now off to experimenting with the iGPU+GT630 combo

MSI Z97 PC MATE Actually, I can. There's a feature in my MOBO that allows to use iGPU and my 630 at the same time. In fact, I just did that. My second monitor works off my 630 and my main monitor off iGPU. They're controlled by seperate GPUs, but for in Extended View mode. Now to find out where I'm gonna be getting the performance from: 630 or iGPU now

Hey guys, I'm having this weird problem with my HD Graphics DVI-D output. For some reason, when I connect a monitor to VGA, it works fine. But then if I connect a second monitor to VGA via DVI to VGA adapter, the second monitor won't work. I have Intel HD Graphics drivers installed, but it just won't detect. Both monitors are working. If I connect one of them to a VGA output, it works fine. I have a GT630, that got really struck hard by my old PSU that blew up and it's performance is less than half, so I wanna try iGPU. Maybe a 630 for a second monitor and iGPU for the main monitor would work? But then would the main monitor get it's performance from GT630 or iGPU? More info: Monitors are 1680x1050 and 1280x1024 CPU is G3258 (HD Graphics)

Thanks, I've tried this before, but it just kept searching for files. Just tried it, and now it works! Thanks

It says that Win10 comes with .NET 4 and 4.5

Yeah, it just gives me the same window as when I try to run a program, that requires .NET Framework 3.5. When I press "Download and install this feature" it just keeps searching and searching without doing anything else

When I try to run this, it tells me that I need .NET Framework 3.5 to run this. If I try to install it from there, it just keeps searching for hours

Hey guys, So recently I reinstalled Windows 10 on my pc. For some programs, I'm required to install .NET Framework 3.5, but I don't seem to succeed. I've tried quite a few solutions, but none of them seem to work. There was a solution that worked for many, which includes mounting Windows ISO and running a command in CMD: "DISM /Online /Enable-Feature /FeatureName:NetFx3 /All /LimitAccess /Source:d:\sources\sxs", but for me it just hangs and that's it. Any suggestions?

Hello, I had once installed Linux on my pc. I had a lot of issues with Nvidia drivers, multi-monitor support and then I accidentally f**ked something up and it wouldn't boot anymore, so I uninstalled it. Now, after a couple of months, I've decided to give Linux (GNOME 3 to be specific) another shot, but now everytime I try to boot my USB, grub shows up and I can't seem to get rid of it. I've tried "fixmbr", "chkdsk /f" solutions, but none of them seem so get rid of that damn grub. Any ideas how to fix it?

Fixed it. Wiped the damn thing, installed a fresh new windows without the old hdd plugged in. Thanks everyone for the help!

Screw it, I'm gonna wipe my main HDD and install fresh Windows but this time im gonna unplug my old hdd

It's already set as my default OS

I can't make my BIOS boot a specific partition on a drive, I can only choose which HDD to boot. Right now it boots "Windows boot manager" or some sh*t from the 320GB drive (got this is only getting more and more confusing)

Okay, currently my C: drive is the 250GB partition from my main drive and the D: drive is the C: partition from the old 320GB drive

I don't have one, neither I have money to get one