No drivers for the G4560?

[Demiqas]

I've looked all over Intel's website, but I cannot find the Intel HD drivers for the pentium G4560. It has the intel HD 610 chipset and Intel's website only has drivers for the 620 and the 615. 

 

Does anyone have any clue where these could be?

[PigWithAMustache]

iGPUS dont need drivers im pretty sure

[oskarha]

3 minutes ago, PigWithAMustache said:

iGPUS dont need drivers im pretty sure

Yes they do like any other GPU.

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Try the drivers for the 620/615, they probably work fine with the 610

EDIT:

This should be what you need:

https://downloadcenter.intel.com/download/26404/Graphics-Intel-Graphics-Driver-15-45-?v=t

Edited January 29, 2017 by oskarha
update

[Shiv78]

3 minutes ago, PigWithAMustache said:

iGPUS dont need drivers im pretty sure

They most definitely do

[PigWithAMustache]

1 minute ago, oskarha said:

Yes they do like any other GPU.

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Try the drivers for the 620/615, they probably work fine with the 610

weird... i did a build with a g3240 and didn't have to install any drivers for the igpu. 

[ARikozuM]

1 minute ago, PigWithAMustache said:

weird... i did a build with a g3240 and didn't have to install any drivers for the igpu. 

It comes with a base driver. Any updates have to be downloaded.

[oskarha]

1 minute ago, PigWithAMustache said:

weird... i did a build with a g3240 and didn't have to install any drivers for the igpu. 

That's because windows update has become quite good at automatically installing drivers

[NumLock21]

5 minutes ago, PigWithAMustache said:

iGPUS dont need drivers im pretty sure

It needs drivers to work.

[ARikozuM]

1 minute ago, oskarha said:

That's because windows update has become quite good at automatically installing drivers

Nope. It comes with a base driver just like discrete GPUs do.

[oskarha]

1 minute ago, ARikozuM said:

Nope. It comes with a base driver just like discrete GPUs do.

Yes ofc, but i'm saying that windows update has become quite good at automatically installing the proper drivers from intel/nvidia/amd.

The drivers are usually not fully up to date, but they are usually good enough.

I still recommenced downloading drivers from intel/nvidia/amd to get the latest and most up to date drivers.

[Demiqas]

7 minutes ago, oskarha said:

Yes they do like any other GPU.

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Try the drivers for the 620/615, they probably work fine with the 610

EDIT:

This should be what you need:

https://downloadcenter.intel.com/download/26404/Graphics-Intel-Graphics-Driver-15-45-?v=t

Alas, on an attempt of installing these it gives me the incompatibility error.

[NumLock21]

28 minutes ago, ARikozuM said:

Nope. It comes with a base driver just like discrete GPUs do.

In win10 it installs the ones directly from the gpu manufacture. 

[ARikozuM]

3 minutes ago, NumLock21 said:

In win10 it installs the ones directly from the gpu manufacture. 

The GPU wouldn't output an image when the OS is booting as Windows Update isn't the first program to be initiated. I'm speaking of the first boot with the GPU (integrated or discrete) not needing a driver "download" as a driver is on the GPU to allow immediate use.

[NumLock21]

1 hour ago, ARikozuM said:

The GPU wouldn't output an image when the OS is booting as Windows Update isn't the first program to be initiated. I'm speaking of the first boot with the GPU (integrated or discrete) not needing a driver "download" as a driver is on the GPU to allow immediate use.

There is no driver for immediate use when you boot into windows for the very first time when the OS has no drivers for it. It will just say standard video card adapter. This is not a driver. If the OS has some built in drivers for the GPU, then on the very first boot, it will say Nvidia or AMD series graphic driver (WDDM version x.x.x.x). This is the base driver from Microsoft, if the OS driver database has it. For other devices, if the OS has drivers for it, it will just install that during setup so it will work right away, but the version for those drivers is of those when they included into the OS. Anything newer, then the user must manually updated to the latest.

 

 

 

[Demiqas]

2 hours ago, ARikozuM said:

The GPU wouldn't output an image when the OS is booting as Windows Update isn't the first program to be initiated. I'm speaking of the first boot with the GPU (integrated or discrete) not needing a driver "download" as a driver is on the GPU to allow immediate use.

thats where ur wrong kiddo, when I first booted my PC after building it, I had both my monitors connected to my motherboard and ended up getting no display. I had to connect em both to my GPU to get display.

[ARikozuM]

13 minutes ago, Demiqas said:

thats where ur wrong kiddo, when I first booted my PC after building it, I had both my monitors connected to my motherboard and ended up getting no display. I had to connect em both to my GPU to get display.

Your motherboard's BIOS disables the iGPU when a dGPU is connected. I'm not wrong at all since my touchscreen is attached to the iGPU. You can re-enable the iGPU through the BIOS.

[Demiqas]

1 minute ago, ARikozuM said:

Your motherboard's BIOS disables the iGPU when a dGPU is connected. I'm not wrong at all since my touchscreen is attached to the iGPU. You can re-enable the iGPU through the BIOS.

right I forgot about that, I was wrong there kiddo

[Demiqas]

For anyone who may have the same problem, check your motherboard manufactuer's website. Mine only offered askylake VGA driver but somehow, it worked.

[mrJackson]

On 01.02.2017 at 7:58 PM, Demiqas said:

For anyone who may have the same problem, check your motherboard manufactuer's website. Mine only offered askylake VGA driver but somehow, it worked.

I have the same problem. My system is AsRock H110M-HDV r3.0, Pentium G4560, Crucial 8Gb. I haven't discrete GPU. I downloaded from official site AsRock VGA driver for my MB, but it gives me the incompatibility error. After I downloaded Intel HD Graphics from official site Intel. The same error. What should I do? May be to update BIOS or firstly to install chipset drivers?
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