when i use the hdmi on the motherboard it just wont work, i dont see anything coming up on the screen. it does on the GPU tho but i need to use it on the mother board for something but i got no clue what to do. anyone know of a solution?
i dont understand what you are saying. what is a kf model and what do you mean by the other p art of taking out gpu when trying integrated graphicsSure you dont have a “kf” model? Take out gpu when trying integrated graphics?
Intel CPUs with an “f” at the end don’t have an iGPU, for example the i5 9600kf.i dont understand what you are saying. what is a kf model and what do you mean by the other p art of taking out gpu when trying integrated graphics
Umm, I mean take out the GPU when you try to use integrated graphics from your mobos HDMI port. Not sure it can be much clearer than thatwhat do you mean by the other p art of taking out gpu when trying integrated graphics
i dont know how to take it out, and no. its not a kfIntel CPUs with an “f” at the end don’t have an iGPU, for example the i5 9600kf.
Umm, I mean take out the GPU when you try to use integrated graphics from your mobos HDMI port. Not sure it can be much clearer than that
ill try this out, thank you!Is the igpu enabled in bios. The default setting is auto and auto disables the igpu when a dedicated card is installed, so you'll need to change it to enabled. The option is in the chipset section of the bios.
i went into bios but there is no chipset option. did i miss something?Is the igpu enabled in bios. The default setting is auto and auto disables the igpu when a dedicated card is installed, so you'll need to change it to enabled. The option is in the chipset section of the bios.
You are likely in easy mode you need to enter advanced/classic mode (f2) then you should see the chipset option.i went into bios but there is no chipset option. did i miss something?
i was on advenced mode actually, is it called something else? i found IGP ratio but not IGPU, no chipset option aswellYou are likely in easy mode you need to enter advanced/classic mode (f2) then you should see the chipset option.
i was under there. integrated graphics maybe?Possible they have changed the bios since the manual was written. On my z390 Aorus master the option is under settings then IO ports.
Yes, Integrated graphics= igpui was under there. integrated graphics maybe?
ill do that. i heard somewhere that it makes the computer use less power or somethign like that? what does it basically doYes, Integrated graphics= igpu
Set it to enabled.
a while ago i used all of my ram like 3000 something on my cpu someone here told me to do it. it wont interfere?It enables the igpu so that the video ports on the motherboard function. If any it will consume more power(but not much) it will also take some of the system ram and reserve it to use as vram for the igpu.
It will not affect your XMP memory settings.a while ago i used all of my ram like 3000 something on my cpu someone here told me to do it. it wont interfere?
hey man i just tried it. it still doesnt work. do you maybe know of something else i could do? its really important for me to get this working.It will not affect your XMP memory settings.
wait did you mean take out the HDMI from the gpu and place it in the mobos? if so i just didIntel CPUs with an “f” at the end don’t have an iGPU, for example the i5 9600kf.
Umm, I mean take out the GPU when you try to use integrated graphics from your mobos HDMI port. Not sure it can be much clearer than that
No. I mean remove the GPU from your PC.wait did you mean take out the HDMI from the gpu and place it in the mobos? if so i just did
oh then yeah i got no clue on how to do thatNo. I mean remove the GPU from your PC.
ok i got it working, thanks you. but ive got another question. when the pc starts up it doesnt show me an option to open bios or boot options. just jumps to windows. do you maybe know of that issue?Is the igpu enabled in bios. The default setting is auto and auto disables the igpu when a dedicated card is installed, so you'll need to change it to enabled. The option is in the chipset section of the bios.