- Jan 24, 2013
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Hi,
I have searched through the forums and I haven't found any answer for this. Sorry my English is bad
Anyway, I was watching the video that you could use the onboard video for converting videos while the pc being connected to the graphic card, am i correct ?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yvf05jVbPiU
my motherboard is gigabyte z77m-d3h, graphic card: hd6570 (bad I know) and i7 3770. So first what I did, since I didnt know what I was doing, was connect the monitor to the motherboard, and then i selected on my bios "init display first: igfx", and "internal graphics: enable".
ok, after that I installed hd4000 drivers, then virtu, and then media converter, just as the video. but I dont know why the conversion of a video was really slow.... slower than when using the graphic card....
later i plugged my monitor to the graphic card, and i selected on the bios (init display first: pci) and then I followed this tutorial: http://mirillis.com/en/products/tutorials/action-tutorial-intel-quick-sync-setup_for_desktops.html ,, and again, when I convert the same video, it takes only 25 seconds with my video card, but 50 using quicksync...
what am i doing wrong?
I noticed because of these changes, my pc is a bit slower
pls help 🙁
I have searched through the forums and I haven't found any answer for this. Sorry my English is bad
Anyway, I was watching the video that you could use the onboard video for converting videos while the pc being connected to the graphic card, am i correct ?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yvf05jVbPiU
my motherboard is gigabyte z77m-d3h, graphic card: hd6570 (bad I know) and i7 3770. So first what I did, since I didnt know what I was doing, was connect the monitor to the motherboard, and then i selected on my bios "init display first: igfx", and "internal graphics: enable".
ok, after that I installed hd4000 drivers, then virtu, and then media converter, just as the video. but I dont know why the conversion of a video was really slow.... slower than when using the graphic card....
later i plugged my monitor to the graphic card, and i selected on the bios (init display first: pci) and then I followed this tutorial: http://mirillis.com/en/products/tutorials/action-tutorial-intel-quick-sync-setup_for_desktops.html ,, and again, when I convert the same video, it takes only 25 seconds with my video card, but 50 using quicksync...
what am i doing wrong?
I noticed because of these changes, my pc is a bit slower
pls help 🙁
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