[SOLVED] Is it possible to bypass DELL's motherboard "Unsupported Video Configuration"?

[Black Dovahbear]

I planned to use my integrated graphics as my second GPU for virtualization but when I plugged my display cable into the motherboard, I got this message.

Is it possible to bypass this message? Or is it actually outright not supported? It won't even let me boot if I have a GPU plugged in. I'm wondering if there would be a way to "hide" the GPU from the BIOS and let me boot using integrated graphics. If I managed to do that, would it be possible to use the GPU once I boot? Might it just be worth it to just start investing in another motherboard?

The reason why I ask is that I'm looking to set up a GPU Passthrough for Virtualization using KVM/QEMU/VFIO combined with Looking Glass but unfortunately, some DELL motherboards don't like it when you have your display plugged into your integrated graphics while having an add-in GPU. I suspect I might need to take a different approach to virtualization if I were to continue using this mobo (perhaps use a single GPU method or a different alternative).

Anyways, thank you for your time!

 

[Phillip Corcoran]

When a graphics card is detected, the integrated GPU is automatically disabled to avoid resource/driver conflicts, and your particualr motherboard does not support any other GPU configuration such as simultaneous use of both as some motherboard's do.

 

[Black Dovahbear]

When a graphics card is detected, the integrated GPU is automatically disabled to avoid resource/driver conflicts, and your particualr motherboard does not support any other GPU configuration such as simultaneous use of both as some motherboard's do.

That makes sense! Thank you for the answer.