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Yeah, they're still active if you don't disable it. If you plug the DP into the motherboard on Ryzen 7000/9000 CPUs, you can actually play on your graphics card through the motherboardEven though there in no DP cable in the motherboard??
Yeah, they're still active if you don't disable it. If you plug the DP into the motherboard on Ryzen 7000/9000 CPUs, you can actually play on your graphics card through the motherboard
It can be a useful feature, but I've never seen it advertised.oh really?? thats a strange one!
It can be a useful feature, but I've never seen it advertised.
No, but it can cause driver/software clashes in some cases.can the setup be damaged by the dual ones running or anything??
Thats main reason i disable igpu in bios, can cause conflicts, if you have dedicated gpu, i would disable it in bios.No, but it can cause driver/software clashes in some cases.
Yeah, though if you just remove it from the board then it may fix that anyway.If your GPU dies, would you clear your CMOS and have igpu auto reenabled in bios to get a screen out?
I'd disable it anyway, IGPU don't have their own memory so windows will likely be reserving some GBs for it
Task manager > Performance > memory.
shows on there hardware reserved at the bottom right