Have to return my Card - How to turn on the On-Board Video

[bennyg1357]

Everybody,

I have to send my card back, EVGA; step up program and I will need to use the "on-board" Do I just unplug the card at the end of the day??? I have to ship tomorrow morning???

Thanks Everybody,

 

[bailojustin]

It depends if your mobo has onboard graphics or you CPU supports graphics, otherwise the only way to see is plug it into your mobo and see if you get a display, if not then you have no onboard graphics.

 

[bennyg1357]

I have a DVI and HDMI "on-Board" My monitor only has a old Ang. port and a HDMI port. I tried just unplugging the card and plugging the HDMI cable into the on-board HDMI slot and got nothing???? Now I'm Lost?? That's why I was wondering if I need to pull the card?? Also I have an Asus - Z97 - A

 

[bailojustin]

I have a DVI and HDMI "on-Board" My monitor only has a old Ang. port and a HDMI port. I tried just unplugging the card and plugging the HDMI cable into the on-board HDMI slot and got nothing???? Now I'm Lost?? That's why I was wondering if I need to pull the card?? Also I have an Asus - Z97 - A

Your motherboard only supports onboard graphics with the CPU, if your CPU does not have dedicated graphics along with it then no you do not have any onboard graphics. If your CPU has integrated graphics then you're okay, but if not, you will not have any graphics without a GPU or a CPU with integrated graphics.

 

[bennyg1357]

I have a DVI and HDMI "on-Board" My monitor only has a old Ang. port and a HDMI port. I tried just unplugging the card and plugging the HDMI cable into the on-board HDMI slot and got nothing???? Now I'm Lost?? That's why I was wondering if I need to pull the card?? Also I have an Asus - Z97 - A

Your motherboard only supports onboard graphics with the CPU, if your CPU does not have dedicated graphics along with it then no you do not have any onboard graphics. If your CPU has integrated graphics then you're okay, but if not, you will not have any graphics without a GPU or a CPU with integrated graphics.

The chip I have is the "Intel Core i5-4690K Processor 3.5 GHz LGA 1150 BX80646I54690K" Do you know if this chip supports on-board video??? I would hate to think I'm going to be down for at least 4-6 days and that's a best case scenario. Let me know where I should look to see if this thing supports the on-board.

Thanks again man,

 

[bailojustin]

I have a DVI and HDMI "on-Board" My monitor only has a old Ang. port and a HDMI port. I tried just unplugging the card and plugging the HDMI cable into the on-board HDMI slot and got nothing???? Now I'm Lost?? That's why I was wondering if I need to pull the card?? Also I have an Asus - Z97 - A

Your motherboard only supports onboard graphics with the CPU, if your CPU does not have dedicated graphics along with it then no you do not have any onboard graphics. If your CPU has integrated graphics then you're okay, but if not, you will not have any graphics without a GPU or a CPU with integrated graphics.

The chip I have is the "Intel Core i5-4690K Processor 3.5 GHz LGA 1150 BX80646I54690K" Do you know if this chip supports on-board video??? I would hate to think I'm going to be down for at least 4-6 days and that's a best case scenario. Let me know where I should look to see if this thing supports the on-board.

Thanks again man,

From what I have just read your CPU has Intel® HD Graphics 4600 integrated graphics so you should be able to use your mobo as a gpu for the time being.

 

[bennyg1357]

I have a DVI and HDMI "on-Board" My monitor only has a old Ang. port and a HDMI port. I tried just unplugging the card and plugging the HDMI cable into the on-board HDMI slot and got nothing???? Now I'm Lost?? That's why I was wondering if I need to pull the card?? Also I have an Asus - Z97 - A

Your motherboard only supports onboard graphics with the CPU, if your CPU does not have dedicated graphics along with it then no you do not have any onboard graphics. If your CPU has integrated graphics then you're okay, but if not, you will not have any graphics without a GPU or a CPU with integrated graphics.

The chip I have is the "Intel Core i5-4690K Processor 3.5 GHz LGA 1150 BX80646I54690K" Do you know if this chip supports on-board video??? I would hate to think I'm going to be down for at least 4-6 days and that's a best case scenario. Let me know where I should look to see if this thing supports the on-board.

Thanks again man,

From what I have just read your CPU has Intel® HD Graphics 4600 integrated graphics so you should be able to use your mobo as a gpu for the time being.

How do I set that up??? Just turn it off and pull the card, or do I need to make any adjustments in the bios or Windows settings??

 

[bailojustin]

Nope just turn it off, remove your card, plug your display into your mobo and your graphics should automatically kick on

 

[bennyg1357]

Nope just turn it off, remove your card, plug your display into your mobo and your graphics should automatically kick on

Sweet, I don't have to send it out until tomorrow morning so I will wait to pull it until 2 minutes till, you know how it goes
Thanks for all of your help this morning!!!!