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Found the solution. The specific laptop does not support 64 bit operating systems. Its UEFI only supports 32 bit.

Made a usb bootable media burning a win8.1 iso image. Configuring the usb to be uefi and tried both mbr and gpt. After getting to boot menu I get 3 options: -Windows Boot Manager -UEFI:[USB_NAME] -Enter Setup I select the 2nd option and the screen goes black for a while. After about 5 seconds...

This is the exact place I was searching for. I get confused with integrated graphics on motherboards and integrated gpu on a cpu. Maybe if a motherboard says that it has integrated graphics, it has a gpu. If it says that it supports integrated graphics, it needs a gpu from the cpu. Am I correct??

It is a cheap model. ECS GS7610

I have an AMD Athlon 64 3000+ that has no onboard gpu but displays when I connect it through the mobo's d-sub port. Is something wrong? I didn't manage to get to the OS though, since there isn't installed any. I only got to the BIOS. But it can display like it has an integrated GPU.