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Tom's Hardware > Forum > Motherboards & Memory > Gigabyte > GIGABYTE GA-MA78G-DS3H question

GIGABYTE GA-MA78G-DS3H question

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http://www.newegg.com/Product/Prod [...] 6813128335

I am looking to purchase ^ THAT ^ motherboard mainly to play games (css, crysis, etc) but also to hook up to a large TV via HDMI.

The video card i am also looking at getting which would be this one ----> http://www.newegg.com/Product/Prod [...] 6814241068 or another similar ATI 3850 or 3870 card which would be running TWO 19" LCD's...

MY QUESTION is can i run that video card, with the 2 monitors AND also run my TV through the onboard HDMI all at the same time?!

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Reply to chizzorock

NO you can not. When you put that card into the system it will shut down the onboard grafics chip.

Reply to stoner133

the AMD 780G chipset supports the ATI SurroundView which should allow 4 monitors with the an additional discrete graphics card.

see here http://www.amd.com/us-en/0,,3715_15532_15533,00.html

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hi i know i go out a little i'd just like to know if is it possible through the bios to turn off the gpu.. yes i know Hybrid SLI and Hybrid Crossfire but u know both work only with Vista :( only the 1 can kill the gpu.I want to remain with xp for another 8 -9 months.so forget for a moment hyb sli and hyb cf what i'm asking is :is it possible turn off the gpu THROUGH THE BIOS? i mean when i play games and i need the gpu power (an ati 3850 for example),can i turn off the igp THROUGH THE BIOS???And the opposite i'm just wacthing a movie i dont need the 3850 gpu cause is enough the igp;can i can i turn off the gpu(3850) THROUGH THE BIOS???

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aserty wrote :

hi i know i go out a little i'd just like to know if is it possible through the bios to turn off the gpu.. yes i know Hybrid SLI and Hybrid Crossfire but u know both work only with Vista :( only the 1 can kill the gpu.I want to remain with xp for another 8 -9 months.so forget for a moment hyb sli and hyb cf what i'm asking is :is it possible turn off the gpu THROUGH THE BIOS? i mean when i play games and i need the gpu power (an ati 3850 for example),can i turn off the igp THROUGH THE BIOS???And the opposite i'm just wacthing a movie i dont need the 3850 gpu cause is enough the igp;can i can i turn off the gpu(3850) THROUGH THE BIOS???



Yes you can turn. Through the BIOS, you can pick PCI Express, PCI or the onboard graphics.

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