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Can i Combine Two Graphics Card
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alexandergc
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Depending on your situation, you CAN combine them.
If you just want to have more screens for productivity, like say opening multiple documents/spreadsheets and web browser windows at the same time, you can use IGPU Multimonitor (it's a setting in your motherboard).
If your motherboard supports it, you can use your Intel chipset outputs as well as your GT610 outputs to connect more screens to your PC.
If you meant for gaming however...you're outta luck there. In the first place, the GT610 is a really weak gaming GPU. Your Intel IGPU might even outperform it.
If you just want to have more screens for productivity, like say opening multiple documents/spreadsheets and web browser windows at the same time, you can use IGPU Multimonitor (it's a setting in your motherboard).
If your motherboard supports it, you can use your Intel chipset outputs as well as your GT610 outputs to connect more screens to your PC.
If you meant for gaming however...you're outta luck there. In the first place, the GT610 is a really weak gaming GPU. Your Intel IGPU might even outperform it.
alexandergc
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you will need to check whether your system BIOS has the option to use both your IGPU and GPU for outputting to displays.
I can't walk you through it because i don't know your Gigabyte BIOS options nor am I willing to spend the time to find out.
1) Basically, restart your PC to BIOS.
2) Look for your Chipset/GPU options and see if there's an option to enable both at the same time.
Options will vary from motherboard to motherboard, so you'll either have to read your manual, or contact Gigabyte support for a walkthrough over the phone.
I can't walk you through it because i don't know your Gigabyte BIOS options nor am I willing to spend the time to find out.
1) Basically, restart your PC to BIOS.
2) Look for your Chipset/GPU options and see if there's an option to enable both at the same time.
Options will vary from motherboard to motherboard, so you'll either have to read your manual, or contact Gigabyte support for a walkthrough over the phone.
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