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P67 chipset didn't allow for use of integrated graphics. You'll need Z68 or Z77.

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P67 chipset didn't allow for use of integrated graphics. You'll need Z68 or Z77.

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I have a P67 motherboard (no VGA out directly from mobo), and I have a really old GPU that I think may be worse than the integrated graphics in my i7-2600. How do I disable the GPU graphics and allow the iGPU to pass through the graphics card?

 

Well.. you could just remove the GPU

 

but without a video out from your motherboard, you would get no display

 

think you can de-activate the card and still use its vga port...

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What is your GPU?

 

That CPU comes with Intel HD 2000 which is... Not great at all. You can read more about it here http://ark.intel.com/products/52213/Intel-Core-i7-2600-Processor-8M-Cache-up-to-3_80-GHz

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I have a P67 motherboard (no VGA out directly from mobo), and I have a really old GPU that I think may be worse than the integrated graphics in my i7-2600. How do I disable the GPU graphics and allow the iGPU to pass through the graphics card?

you can't - the Motherboard doesn't support onboard graphics. 

What's the GPU? You could get a new one, considering they don't cost that much nowadays. (Radeon R7 250 isn't bad)

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