Solved! HD630 for desktop/light gaming and 1080ti for folding?

[mopardude87]

Been folding something fierce on the 1080ti, been like a freight train its been non stop for a while but i got the itch to play some light games. Not much in the mood to stop folding just for that then i realized my Asrock Z270 Killer SLI/ac mobo has a hdmi slot....got me to thinking don't some people set up hd630 for desktop usage by just plugging their hdmi cable into the mobo in theory making hd630 the main? I forgot the exact way to do it and was hoping anyone who does do this can walk me through how to pull it off.

I think the client will need tinkering for the slot, is it more trouble then its worth or am i grasping at straws coming up with such a idea? Monitor is a 1080p freesync at 75hz.

 

[Bouowmx]

BIOS/UEFI: Enable Multi-display (enable integrated GPU when dedicated GPU is installed)

Disconnecting display may increase headroom for overclock/undervolt.

 

[GodisanAtheist]

That must be some REALLY light gaming if the HD630 is involved...

 

[mopardude87]

That must be some REALLY light gaming if the HD630 is involved...

Main game is called Wizard101, can run on C2D era based Intel Graphics. I get a nasty 8fps if i fold/game same time. Flys on the HD630 when i ran it solo, HD630 technically is overkill for the game for 1080p.

Big maybe on adding a 1050ti in the future when i jump on a 3900x.

 

[mopardude87]

BIOS/UEFI: Enable Multi-display (enable integrated GPU when dedicated GPU is installed)

Disconnecting display may increase headroom for overclock/undervolt.

Thanks,i will give this a try when i get home

 

[Nnyan]

You should be able to just tell windows which GPU to use (ex: your browser). Since you want to use the embed you can add via win10 graphics settings otherwise through the Nvidia control panel.

 

[mopardude87]

BIOS/UEFI: Enable Multi-display (enable integrated GPU when dedicated GPU is installed)

Disconnecting display may increase headroom for overclock/undervolt.

Ty very much, worked as easy as you said and its working like a charm, i just did it all in like 5 mins no joke. W10 even found the driver immediately and on a reboot i was done. I set up the 1gb max limit.