Biostar H61ML - Disable onboard video
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Well, i'm trying to use my graphic card which is a GeForce GT520 and I can't disable my onboard graphics (on bios) because i can't find the option. Is there a way to do so with my current bios version: American Megatrends Inc. 4.6.4, 07/04/2011.
Thanks in advance!
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asked Jan 16 at 4:38
Enrique BermúdezEnrique Bermúdez
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Well, i'm trying to use my graphic card which is a GeForce GT520 and I can't disable my onboard graphics (on bios) because i can't find the option. Is there a way to do so with my current bios version: American Megatrends Inc. 4.6.4, 07/04/2011.
Thanks in advance!
graphics-card motherboard
asked Jan 16 at 4:38
Enrique BermúdezEnrique Bermúdez
1062
1
Do you really need to disable it? Usually when there's not such option in BIOS/UEFI the onboard graphics are automatically disabled when the discrete is detected.
– GabrielaGarcia
Jan 16 at 10:36
In that case, how do i know if I have the right settings on my board? I've been following other solved questions (outside superuser) without any success.
– Enrique Bermúdez
Jan 16 at 12:58
What other settings were you expecting to find at BIOS or UEFI?
– GabrielaGarcia
Jan 16 at 14:49
A "primary video adapter" option in which i can choose between Onboard or PCI
– Enrique Bermúdez
Jan 16 at 15:12
Again, if there's no such setting, the way it works is like I said in the first comment. If everything is fine you should get video when connected to the discrete card. If you don't and get video from the onboard port instead then you have a problem.
– GabrielaGarcia
Jan 16 at 15:14
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Well, i'm trying to use my graphic card which is a GeForce GT520 and I can't disable my onboard graphics (on bios) because i can't find the option. Is there a way to do so with my current bios version: American Megatrends Inc. 4.6.4, 07/04/2011.
Thanks in advance!
graphics-card motherboard
asked Jan 16 at 4:38
Enrique BermúdezEnrique Bermúdez
1062
Well, i'm trying to use my graphic card which is a GeForce GT520 and I can't disable my onboard graphics (on bios) because i can't find the option. Is there a way to do so with my current bios version: American Megatrends Inc. 4.6.4, 07/04/2011.
Thanks in advance!
graphics-card motherboard
graphics-card motherboard
asked Jan 16 at 4:38
Enrique BermúdezEnrique Bermúdez
1062
asked Jan 16 at 4:38
Enrique BermúdezEnrique Bermúdez
1062
asked Jan 16 at 4:38
Enrique BermúdezEnrique Bermúdez
1062
asked Jan 16 at 4:38
Enrique BermúdezEnrique Bermúdez
1062
asked Jan 16 at 4:38
Enrique BermúdezEnrique Bermúdez
1062
1062
1
Do you really need to disable it? Usually when there's not such option in BIOS/UEFI the onboard graphics are automatically disabled when the discrete is detected.
– GabrielaGarcia
Jan 16 at 10:36
In that case, how do i know if I have the right settings on my board? I've been following other solved questions (outside superuser) without any success.
– Enrique Bermúdez
Jan 16 at 12:58
What other settings were you expecting to find at BIOS or UEFI?
– GabrielaGarcia
Jan 16 at 14:49
A "primary video adapter" option in which i can choose between Onboard or PCI
– Enrique Bermúdez
Jan 16 at 15:12
Again, if there's no such setting, the way it works is like I said in the first comment. If everything is fine you should get video when connected to the discrete card. If you don't and get video from the onboard port instead then you have a problem.
– GabrielaGarcia
Jan 16 at 15:14
|
show 9 more comments
1
Do you really need to disable it? Usually when there's not such option in BIOS/UEFI the onboard graphics are automatically disabled when the discrete is detected.
– GabrielaGarcia
Jan 16 at 10:36
In that case, how do i know if I have the right settings on my board? I've been following other solved questions (outside superuser) without any success.
– Enrique Bermúdez
Jan 16 at 12:58
What other settings were you expecting to find at BIOS or UEFI?
– GabrielaGarcia
Jan 16 at 14:49
A "primary video adapter" option in which i can choose between Onboard or PCI
– Enrique Bermúdez
Jan 16 at 15:12
Again, if there's no such setting, the way it works is like I said in the first comment. If everything is fine you should get video when connected to the discrete card. If you don't and get video from the onboard port instead then you have a problem.
– GabrielaGarcia
Jan 16 at 15:14
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1
Do you really need to disable it? Usually when there's not such option in BIOS/UEFI the onboard graphics are automatically disabled when the discrete is detected.
– GabrielaGarcia
Jan 16 at 10:36
Do you really need to disable it? Usually when there's not such option in BIOS/UEFI the onboard graphics are automatically disabled when the discrete is detected.
– GabrielaGarcia
Jan 16 at 10:36
In that case, how do i know if I have the right settings on my board? I've been following other solved questions (outside superuser) without any success.
– Enrique Bermúdez
Jan 16 at 12:58
In that case, how do i know if I have the right settings on my board? I've been following other solved questions (outside superuser) without any success.
– Enrique Bermúdez
Jan 16 at 12:58
What other settings were you expecting to find at BIOS or UEFI?
– GabrielaGarcia
Jan 16 at 14:49
What other settings were you expecting to find at BIOS or UEFI?
– GabrielaGarcia
Jan 16 at 14:49
A "primary video adapter" option in which i can choose between Onboard or PCI
– Enrique Bermúdez
Jan 16 at 15:12
A "primary video adapter" option in which i can choose between Onboard or PCI
– Enrique Bermúdez
Jan 16 at 15:12
Again, if there's no such setting, the way it works is like I said in the first comment. If everything is fine you should get video when connected to the discrete card. If you don't and get video from the onboard port instead then you have a problem.
– GabrielaGarcia
Jan 16 at 15:14
Again, if there's no such setting, the way it works is like I said in the first comment. If everything is fine you should get video when connected to the discrete card. If you don't and get video from the onboard port instead then you have a problem.
– GabrielaGarcia
Jan 16 at 15:14
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Do you really need to disable it? Usually when there's not such option in BIOS/UEFI the onboard graphics are automatically disabled when the discrete is detected.
– GabrielaGarcia
Jan 16 at 10:36
In that case, how do i know if I have the right settings on my board? I've been following other solved questions (outside superuser) without any success.
– Enrique Bermúdez
Jan 16 at 12:58
What other settings were you expecting to find at BIOS or UEFI?
– GabrielaGarcia
Jan 16 at 14:49
A "primary video adapter" option in which i can choose between Onboard or PCI
– Enrique Bermúdez
Jan 16 at 15:12
Again, if there's no such setting, the way it works is like I said in the first comment. If everything is fine you should get video when connected to the discrete card. If you don't and get video from the onboard port instead then you have a problem.
– GabrielaGarcia
Jan 16 at 15:14