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Could you use integrated graphics and a dedicated GPU at the same time?

Cool_Evlo

I am wondering if I could plug a monitor into my motherboard, and another one into a graphics card. Then I would be able to stream a youtube video on the integrated graphics, with no performance loss on the dedicated GPU.

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I think intel will implement it with their xe cards and compatible cpu. Idk about any other cpu/gpu tho.

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16 minutes ago, Cool_Evlo said:

I am wondering if I could plug a monitor into my motherboard, and another one into a graphics card. Then I would be able to stream a youtube video on the integrated graphics, with no performance loss on the dedicated GPU.

If you want to use separate monitors then yeah it's going to work,it's just going to treat the IGPU as another GPU and it's going to function separately.

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17 minutes ago, MartinKweh said:

I think intel will implement it with their xe cards and compatible cpu. Idk about any other cpu/gpu tho.

It's works on any CPU/gpu, just enable the igpu in the bios, and then the port on the motherboard is active.

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44 minutes ago, Cool_Evlo said:

with no performance loss on the dedicated GPU.

ther already is no performance loss running 2d monitors off your dedicated gpu. there wasn't 20 years ago and there still isn't. monitors that display 2d imagery like youtube or your desktop don;t require significant amounts of power.

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17 minutes ago, HelpfulTechWizard said:

It's works on any CPU/gpu, just enable the igpu in the bios, and then the port on the motherboard is active.

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Sure, you can definitely run an extra monitor off your iGPU. I've done it myself, I think. But you're very unlikely to see any performance difference versus just using the dedicated graphics. Playing a stream or Youtube video on another monitor while you game is inconsequential for a dedicated GPU.

 

Also, I'm unsure that your web browser would even use the iGPU for graphics acceleration.. it might just default to the fastest available graphics processor regardless of what monitor the window is in.

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