using dedicated gpu and integrated

[Pilka]

Hey I will be exchanging my amd A10 for a Pentium G4560, because wow, starcraft and planetaside requir a lot of single core performance, whihc intel has supposedly better. With that I will be using a gtx 1050Ti, and my question was, if I could connect my main monitor to the gpu and game on it, while having the second one or third one connected to the motherboard for stuff like chrome while im playing, and if I could make the connectio inbetween them, like if I was running alll of them of the gpu.

[Sack]

No.

[Guest]

No you can't do that, you can however use igpu to drive a second monitor for example (igpu multi monitor option in BIOS) but not to reduce workload from the GPU

 

Besides, WOW starcraft and planetside are not demanding game at all

[Tiwaz]

3 minutes ago, deXxterlab97 said:

No you can't do that, you can however use igpu to drive a second monitor for example (igpu multi monitor option in BIOS) but not to reduce workload from the GPU

 

Besides, WOW starcraft and planetside are not demanding game at all

planetside actually is

[Guest]

5 minutes ago, Tiwaz said:

planetside actually is

Not really, scores around 30fps+ while paired with a weaker FX (on the first video) with all settings maxed out

 

[chris76816]

No, you can't do that.

[EasonIDontKnowAnything]

26 minutes ago, Pilka said:

Hey I will be exchanging my amd A10 for a Pentium G4560, because wow, starcraft and planetaside requir a lot of single core performance, whihc intel has supposedly better. With that I will be using a gtx 1050Ti, and my question was, if I could connect my main monitor to the gpu and game on it, while having the second one or third one connected to the motherboard for stuff like chrome while im playing, and if I could make the connectio inbetween them, like if I was running alll of them of the gpu.

no , only one at a time boi