[SOLVED] Using iGPU for primary display with a graphics card present

[kareji]

So i've recently bought this brand new GTX 1650 to replace a dead gpu.It has 3 ports (DVI-D,HDMI and displayport),but my monitor is one of those old ones that use VGA.
I thought that i could just use one of those cheap DVI-D to VGA adapters to plug my monitor in but that does not work since VGA is analog only while DVI-D goes only digital.
What i've done to try and bypass that until i buy a converter is to change the primary display over on the BIOS to iGPU and plug the monitor directly to the MOBO VGA port,all that with the graphics card present,that so i can get any output over the screen.
Is there any harm on doing that?

 

[InvalidError]

The only harm I can think of is slightly less than ideal performance due to extra latency of pumping dGPU output over PCIe through the IGP to get to the VGA output.

 

[hotaru.hino]

There isn't any harm in doing that, but you're probably going to need to shuffle some things around in settings to make sure the games run on the graphics card than the iGPU.

 

[80-watt Hamster]

The only harm I can think of is slightly less than ideal performance due to extra latency of pumping dGPU output over PCIe through the IGP to get to the VGA output.

Can confirm.