Enabling and Disabling Integrated Graphics for Performance

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I explain why I enable and disable integrated graphics in Windows to get the most performance from my system.

I'd love to hear your thoughts on this so please leave a comment below. As always, if you enjoyed the video, please click like, share, and subscribe :)

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Jsyk that's not how you enable/disable Intel integrated graphics. You have to change the setting in the UEFI/BIOS to see the actual difference.

foeof
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Basically, enabling integrated graphics with installed gpus is pointless.

OnyxDavid
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Such a much easier way to disable the integrated graphics....thank you so much.
I need it disabled when editing in Premiere and need it on when Exporting in Premiere.

Thanks a lot Kevin.

luminari_productions
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he def made this video to tell us he has 2 1080tis

jette
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so basicly i have rx 570 and integrated so if im going to sell my 570 i just need to enable my integrated like that in device manager to work and i wont have problems?

ENDRL
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how does the IGPU even kick in without a cord coming right from the motherboards HDMI

craig
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I had the same problem with laptop intel igpu + dedicated NVIDIA GeForce mx110 and every time I use obs hardware acceleration it only picks the weaker igpu and whole thing crashes BSOD after few minutes and I had obs configured in nvidia control panel to only use nvidia and the obs still chooses igpu and crashes. It was so frustrating that I gave up and used only obs software recording but now I will try this trick of your's to disable igpu completely and see what happens when thicking the acceleration box

michaelmedicworldoftanksfps
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Hey man, I disabled my integration graphics through my bios and after a while my screen didn’t work out no longer, do u have any advice what could I do ? Cuz I can’t access my bios no longer like I said the screen does not work out no more.

zethan
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Hi my screen on my second monitor does not work withe my laptop now whato should i do?

ribeiro
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So, can anyone help me I got problem ?So I disabled integrated graphics and my laptop is runniny down slower than before.So I enable integrated graphics and its same. When I play games it is slow er than before .
HELP?

jole
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Do you need to have 2 graphic cards are can you disable it with just 1 graphic card

whosethis
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someone translate that 10 minutes to me ? is it good to disable the intel graphics or not ? and for witch application is that capable for better performance ?

pika
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I have a i7 6700k and my integrated graphics are not showing up?

iisdatboi
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Honestly Intel now days just making money, where AMD listens to its customers and provides good value.

NativeVsColonial
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so if I have a dedicated gpu (rx 570) plugged into my motherboard as well as a integrated gpu in my cpu (core i5 8600k) is my pc using my integrated graphics for some things or does it strictly only use my dedicated gpu? i am looking to buy a i7 9700f and wanting to know if switching will change absolutely anything because i do not want to have any more problems.

mariyastoyanova
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Personally I got my IGPU and dedicated gpu enabled cuz it help me a lot with Streaming to twitch with the quicksync obs codec, I put to work my idle IGPU with my stream process with quicksync and my secondary monitor and the rest of my pc is completely free for gaming and in that way I’m able to play without any drops as I’m streaming at the same time at 1080p 60fps.

NoSoyStarkiller
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I disabled it and now my screen it's black! Pleasd someone can tell me how to fix it? I have amd ryzen 5 2400g with vega 11

Estebita
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I have a question so if i disable my intel and enable my graphics only will i get better performance?

cerberus
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Hey, is it scottish english you're speaking?

ExtremeGamingHDD
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I would think they would share igpu ram and also use the power of the GPU and onboard "gpu" to boost performance just like a few laptops

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