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HELP i failed bios modding my GPU

becaus of space reasons i can only plug one GPU at once, but i have a integrated GPU in my CPU with video output that works,
but if there is a real GPU allready plugged in it priorities the real GPU how can i change that ?
 
Take out the graphics card and go into the bios, usually it is delete key or f1 before booting into windows. Look for cpu integrated graphics or onboard video. Set it to the integrated graphics or onboard video option, then save and shutdown. Put the graphics card back in the pc. Now when you startup and boot to windows you should be using the onboard cpu graphics, allowing you to reflash the card.

If there is a dual bios switch on the video card it is usally on the edge of the video card.
 
Thanks i will try it now.
i will be back

This one?
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Or integrated peripherals?
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Advanced chipset configuration
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I DONT KNOW :(
 
Look under integrated peripherals or miscellaneous.
 
Miscellaneous
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Integrated peripherals
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Would help to use a secound dGPU instead of the iGPU?
but than i need some equipment to plug in
Becaus i have only space for one dGPU at once
 
Do you have 2 video card pci-express slots on the motherboard? If so you can boot to the other working card and then reflash the other one.
 
I dont know how they are called, but this are some connections for more GPU's right?
But i would need some equipment that i have to buy...
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I don't think those are video card slots, I think those are like pci-e 4x or 1x.
 
How can i check that?

The label say pcie_x1_1 and pcie_x1_2...?
 
Did you try to plug the monitor cable to the motherboard, maybe it will detect it like that.
 
What do you mean?
If i remove the GPU, the monitor plugged to the motherboard is working

But if the GPU is plugged in, the monitor that is plugged to the motherboard is now sowing anything.

I bought this now it will arive tomorrow. Maybe i can try one more gpu for video output
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FUCK YEAH.
BOTH GPU'S are working now both are fine.
I DID IT everything is good :)
the PCI-E riser was all i needed to get get a video output to reset the bios to stock and change the overclock values.

I am also Thank you to everybody even if it dident help.
Thank you all of you !
 
Awesome man! Glad to hear that. :D Good learning experience for you.

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