4670k iGPU not working

[TheMidnightNarwhal]

Took out GPU and plugged HDMI in back of my asus impact and not getting signal.

[xvantok]

What's your CPU? If it's AMD you won't get any graphics and if it's a Xeon you don't get intel HD

[TheMidnightNarwhal]

What's your CPU? If it's AMD you won't get any graphics and if it's a Xeon you don't get intel HD

4670k.

Btw some Xeons have iGPUs

[xvantok]

4670k.

Btw some Xeons have iGPUs

Yeah but not all. I'm not sure then, I got this on my computer, but just decided to plug into my GPU and avoid the problem all together

[TheMidnightNarwhal]

Yeah but not all. I'm not sure then, I got this on my computer, but just decided to plug into my GPU and avoid the problem all together

Don't have GPU now, RMAing it.

[Guest]

Check that it's not disabled in the BIOS? Assuming you have a VGA card to do this on.

[TheMidnightNarwhal]

Check that it's not disabled in the BIOS? Assuming you have a VGA card to do this on.

No I don't have a VGA... ffs, I won't be able to use my computer now... ?

[xvantok]

Don't have GPU now, RMAing it.

Huh, try using a different cable to check its 100% not the cable.

Then use an old card or something and access the bios and try find the intel graphics in there and see what's going down

[TheMidnightNarwhal]

Huh, try using a different cable to check its 100% not the cable.

Then use an old card or something and access the bios and try find the intel graphics in there and see what's going down

cable works, I thought video would automaticaly change to igpu if no pci vid card detected, god fing damnit

[markymark]

cable works, I thought video would automaticaly change to igpu if no pci vid card detected, god fing damnit

Just reset BIOS to defaults and see if it works. Also it's worth trying the different connections too (DVI, VGA, DP) if possible.

[TheMidnightNarwhal]

Just reset BIOS to defaults. Also it's worth trying the different connections too (DVI, VGA, DP) if possible.

Do i click clear CMOS button? If so, when pc shutdown or on?

[Johntheawesomeguy]

integrated graphics, I think, could be disabled in the bios. Though I am not sure where I heard it or if I just pulled that out of my ass

[TheMidnightNarwhal]

Just reset BIOS to defaults and see if it works. Also it's worth trying the different connections too (DVI, VGA, DP) if possible.

 

cleared CMOS and it works thanks