Conflicts of drivers, blue screens ext.. never had any luck. Give it a try though.
Topic: Onboard Video PLUS Discrete Video ? (Read 964 times)
My experience of this is its a pain in the bios
Conflicts of drivers, blue screens ext.. never had any luck. Give it a try though.
Conflicts of drivers, blue screens ext.. never had any luck. Give it a try though.
I used to do that on an AMD 785g chipset because it actually had a high enough hash rate to bother with at the time. Make sure onboard video is set to "enabled" and not "auto" or any other option that disables when a PCIe graphics card is installed and you shouldn't have a problem.
No point in using GPUs to hash Bitcoin anymore. Litecoin, maybe barely worth it. Other purposes... thumbs up.
No point in using GPUs to hash Bitcoin anymore. Litecoin, maybe barely worth it. Other purposes... thumbs up.
It definitely works on Intel, AMD I'm not so sure.
There shouldn't be any. 
Just be sure that the onboard video is set as the initial display from within the mobo's bios.
Just be sure that the onboard video is set as the initial display from within the mobo's bios.
I want upgrade one system and it is interesting to me
will it work? \ what problems can be?
one system and:
AMD onboard video -image on monitor
AMD discrete video -mining
for example gigabyte GA-F2A88X-D3H, A8 processor and 7 series card
Thx.
will it work? \ what problems can be?
one system and:
AMD onboard video -image on monitor
AMD discrete video -mining
for example gigabyte GA-F2A88X-D3H, A8 processor and 7 series card
Thx.
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