- Dec 7, 2013
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i have tried multiple things and read a few forums about it but when i try to enable the integrated iGPU in my cpu it does not show up anywhere.
i have turned it on in the BIOS and tried updating the drivers, while installing graphics drivers i got the message ''you do not have the minimum amount of specs'' or something like that, probably because my system doesn't even detect the iGPU
i basically want to use my Nvidia GTX 660 Ti for processing the games i play and use the iGPU at the same time for encoding.
the CPU is a Intel i5-2320 @ 3,7 GHz with Intel HD Graphics 2000 (it has Quick sync)
so is it possible? and if so, how do i get it to work?
i heard taking out the GTX GPU and first setting up the iGPU would work but i don't feel like taking the thing out if not necessary
other info that might be of help:
Full system specs: check signature.
CPU is overclocked.
GTX GPU has 2 displays on it.
i will be using the Quick Sync in the iGPU together with OBS streaming software for the encoding.
thank you for reading and answering
i have turned it on in the BIOS and tried updating the drivers, while installing graphics drivers i got the message ''you do not have the minimum amount of specs'' or something like that, probably because my system doesn't even detect the iGPU
i basically want to use my Nvidia GTX 660 Ti for processing the games i play and use the iGPU at the same time for encoding.
the CPU is a Intel i5-2320 @ 3,7 GHz with Intel HD Graphics 2000 (it has Quick sync)
so is it possible? and if so, how do i get it to work?
i heard taking out the GTX GPU and first setting up the iGPU would work but i don't feel like taking the thing out if not necessary
other info that might be of help:
Full system specs: check signature.
CPU is overclocked.
GTX GPU has 2 displays on it.
i will be using the Quick Sync in the iGPU together with OBS streaming software for the encoding.
thank you for reading and answering
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