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| Vista® Home Premium (64-bit) | switching to discrete GPU card in bios in my bios, under "graphics/primary video controller" I have 4 options. they are: GFXO-GPP-IGFX-PCI GPP-GFXO-IGFX-PCI PCI-GFXO-GPP-IGFX IGFX-GFXO-GPP-PCI These appear to be all the same things, just listed in different orders, so Im gonna assume I leave it in "auto" under display port adapter settings, and it will use these choices in the order selected? what are all these choices and how can i have 4 of them? i have no video card installed at the moment, and according to my mother boards manual, to switch from discrete graphics card to on board graphics you do it through ATI catalyst application from the desktop and not through the BIOS. Is anyone familiar with this? if thats correct, what are the above selection stand for? |
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| Ultimate x64 | Re: switching to discrete GPU card in bios PCI-GFXO-GPP-IGFX = pci gfx card IGFX-GFXO-GPP-PCI = integrated card If I am wrong please let me know. |
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| Vista® Home Premium (64-bit) | Re: switching to discrete GPU card in bios I was told this in another thread, I believe it to be correct: gfxo = pciexpress , gpp = gaming port , igfx = internal graphics and pci = pci card. |
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