Hello! I wanted to know if anyone here knew anything about an Egpu, My laptop currently has one installed and it works like a charm (ish). When I first start up my computer it loads on my laptops screen then when windows loads and restarts its loads on my egpu. No here is my problem, my ATI Radeon HD 4650 graphics card works fine when I do the steps listed above. I recently decided to upgrade to a more performence graphics card, so I bought MSI's Geforce gtx TI 750 2gb OC graphics card, worked fine for about a week then I saw a switch on the the Graphics card for the "Hybrid Bios" so I switched it once ever sense it has been having MAJOR Issues working. So i thought that if i were to switch it back everything would go back to normal. I was wrong. Yesterday I got it to work, but how I did it is i down graded my bios then upated it to the latest bios version. While the bios update was running it worked 100% fine, but after it restarted same problem, so I adjusted my bios and its worked (for like 15 min) then my computer crashed and it hasnt worked yet. I thought it was the graphics card being messed up but it appears my bios doesnt like it, so I was hoping you guys could help me come up with a Solution. Just a side note my laptop is an Dell Latitude E6410 no graphics card (Only POS Integrated Intel HD graphics) Bios are default (They wont tell me what they are, other then Latitude E6410 Bios). Please help me figure this out, Thanks so much! (P.S. - My ATI Graphics card works 100%, my Nvidia won't)
My E-Gpu works, but not for my main GPU
- Thread starter Cloak2131
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I dont think its the card i think its my bios cause when I reinstall my bios it displays on through the card but when its done installing it goes back to my laptops screen and wont budge! I've tried everything I can think of ... also if it were the card woulding it just not display at all?
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