1)reboot system into bios, and change the default video out from either auto, or PCIe, to onboard. Enable multi-monitor support, if there is a setting in your bios. Save, reboot, and then shutdown and plug your monitor into the onboard port. And boot it back up. Is it safe to d...
Some ASUS motherboards include an onboard graphics processing unit, or integrated graphics chip, that enables the computer to output video on a monitor. If the onboard GPU is not enabled in the basic input/output system (BIOS), the motherboard will use the dedicated graphics card -- the ca...
Best to leave it on "AUTO" as default. But if it is on IGD/PEG or PCI/PEG you need to change it to "AUTO". When in "AUTO" then BIOS will make your IGPU the Main Graphics Adapter when you remove the GPU Card. But as soon as you install a GPU Card, BIOS again will...
You are free to do as you choose. We are just trying to help you get the most out of your machine. As Brian wrote above you can enable Optimus for more things in the Nvidia control panel.BTW, Brian is an ASUS employee so he is very familiar with Optimus and its usage. He gives ...
Enabled Resize BAR in BIOS setup Confirm Resize BAR state with NVIDIA Control Panel Confirm Resize BAR state with GPU-Z Enabled Resize BAR in BIOS setup (For example:TUF GAMING X570-PLUS(WI-FI)) 1. Power on the system and press <delete> key to enter BIOS [EZ Mode] ...
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Welcome to this tutorial! In this short guide, I'll show you the surprisingly simple process of upgrading your GPU BIOS. It's a very simple thing to do and...
i only need a little bit more performane out of it, not a whole lot. and buying another laptop for it isn't worth it for me. and also rtx 4050 have 6 gb vram, its also limited by the vram, my only option is to increase tgp for it. which laptop gpu bios sho...
Hi I am new to modify or read gpu bios values but I need to set the max gpu voltage in the gpu bios so whenever a new driver installed or computer/windows...
Let's look at a way few ways you can use integrated graphics instead of a dedicated GPU for your day-to-day workloads.