Whats up everyone. Been sometime. On facebook alot now.
Here is my question. I picked up a new computer and I need to remove the integrated graphics to install a video card. If I remember correctly I need to disable it in device manager then install the new card with the drivers.
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No option in the bios. This is the only thing I see in there related to the video card. So with this I think I just need to disable it through device manager.
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Haven't done anything yet. Waiting till tomorrow. Have to change the PS first.
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ya, you don't need to do anything. video will default to the card anyway. you can use the onboard for additional screens. it won't suck up memory unless being used
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Worked like a charm. Thanks for the help.
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Who, make sure memory is not being shared still. Calculate the memory and see if it's all being seen. This will let youknow if the video card is still enabled. I would also uninstall the old drivers from the onboard video because you may have a utility being run as a service which can cause some problems. Just go to add remove programs in control panel and look for the drivers to onboard controller and choose uninstall. You know you can contact me as well on FB ever in the future.
Also disbale that onboard Lan Boot Rom in bios.
Thanks big
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Nice job everyone. Cause I was going to tell him to make sure it was gassed and the oil was topped off properly...
But you didn't tell me what type of oil to use.
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