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I bought a gigabyte b365m-ds3h and i3 8100 a few days ago
I have an rx 570 for gpu 
I want to enable igpu so I can use it's decoding and encoding features in adobe premier 
but unfortunately when I enable it in bios my motherboard won't boot properly and starts boot cycle over and over again
I was able to boot after a few tricks with cmos and reset bottom but I still want that igpu
is there any way to enable integrated gpu??
I have 2 monitors that I use in extended mode and they have all of the ports my motherboard and gpu have
so connecting one to motherboard would not be an issue
and I am on f6c which is not even a thing in official website
any idea on how can I use that integrated gpu
by the way my main display have gsync so I want to stick it to my discrete gpu so I can use it in gaming 

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does the iGPU work without the discreet card? Try updating the BIOS, sometimes less stable BIOS revisions wont be kept in the website.

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Is there any way to select which programs use your dedicated GPU and which programs use your iGPU in Radeon settings? I've never owned a Radeon video card, but there are settings in the Nvidia control panel that allow you to choose which graphics processor to use for certain programs. 

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Just now, bellabichon said:

Is there any way to select which programs use your dedicated GPU and which programs use your iGPU in Radeon settings? I've never owned a Radeon video card, but there are settings in the Nvidia control panel that allow you to choose which graphics processor to use for certain programs. 

it is a pc
in laptops yes that is possible but in pc it is not even recognized by windows so it is not an option to choose from

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1 minute ago, PisUshax said:

I don't think so
software based decoding can not be compared to hardware based decoding

....it can if you are using very slow hardware , such as an igpu vs any actual gpu. Your cpu is using software but your cpu is far faster than your igpu.

what effects are you adding in premiere that supports encoding via the gpu because only some effects are accelerated by it. 

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55 minutes ago, emosun said:

....it can if you are using very slow hardware , such as an igpu vs any actual gpu. Your cpu is using software but your cpu is far faster than your igpu.

what effects are you adding in premiere that supports encoding via the gpu because only some effects are accelerated by it. 

It's not using the iGPU but the dedicated Quicksync hardware encoding/decoding module. But that gets disabled along with the iGPU, so you need the iGPU enabled to use it.

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On 10/7/2020 at 11:13 PM, Kilrah said:

It's not using the iGPU but the dedicated Quicksync hardware encoding/decoding module. But that gets disabled along with the iGPU, so you need the iGPU enabled to use it.

finally someone who understands my language 
any fix???

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Unfortunately not. I've done that on 2 systems and in both cases it was only a matter of flipping the BIOS option to keep the iGPU running when another is detected and it worked flawlessly.

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