@@LorenScott-ub2qbSame, learnt the hard way with a bunch of parts my cousin gave me to build a PC. Spent like 3 weeks struggling to run everything on 2010 integrated graphics until I cleaned it and noticed
@@mohamedallam6867considering you have a ps4 wait for 9000 series apus to come desktop side and just rock that the previous gen 780m igpu was already capable of playing most games at 1080p and the 890m is a 30% uplift from that it should be an improvement over the ps4 for every game and once you can afford a gpu u can just slot it in total build cost should be 500ish give or take if there’s no price bumps
i built my first ever pc like 2 weeks ago...best decision ever radeon 7800 xt amd ryzen 9 7900x3d 12 core gigabyte b650 aorus mommyboard vetroo liquid cooler v360 a cheap glass white case cheap mint green fans
Since all PC games are free, if you play A LOT of them, you'll make your money back from the investment. But for a PC to be worth upgrading over current gen 4k gaming, you'll spend about $3000 so it'll take about 4 years pirating 1 AAA game per month to see the return on investment.
Layer 1 issues are always the funniest ones to help out people with. They always feel dumb but you just reassure them that it happens to almost everybody. Love the vid bro.
I’m new to PC.. I’ll probably be making some of these said calls in the near future 😂 can you enlighten me on the other layers? Just to satisfy my curiosity
@@Males_Should_Be_Abused Just look up the OSI model and the tcp/ip model. You can look up each layer and why either would be used in a situation. It’d be a lot to explain in a comment so I’d rather not.
@@Artanis667 I have an Intel i5 12400F which I believe is a quite popular 12 gen Intel CPU. Idk about AMD but there are definitely CPUs that aren't sold as APUs and it's a good option for gamers who don't need onboard graphics due to having a proper graphics card
@@randomtslurValid, but I think it's really convenient to have integrated graphics just for troubleshooting purposes. If you for whatever reason need to unplug your GPU then it really helps not having to get your hands on an entirely separate GPU to fix whatever problem you have.
@@NielsGx That requires you to actually have an old GPU laying around? lol I can't imagine someone would buy an old GPU just in case they need to troubleshoot... Also, it's not like you need a 4090 as an integrated GPU, just enough to view bios and use basic windows.
On many systems, possibly older ones, once a dgpu is detected, the motherboard disables the igpu. On some newer systems, I’ve found that you can configure which gpu you want to use, so that the port you use doesn’t matter. But it’s still better to just plug the monitor into the dgpu, if available, so that you don’t have to deal with weird configs, especially if you don’t know what you’re doing.
System should always use igpu until you start a 3d application, then it should switch automaticly to dgpu, its for powersaving messures because my pc actually pulls 170w incl. the 4K monitor and in games on 4k ultra it pulls around 900w.
I wouldn’t disable on the onboard graphics because it is handy to have an option for troubleshooting if you’re having issues with your video card. I’ve done a lot of work in corporate environments and they often want a video card installed to allow multiple monitors to be set up. They will never game on their computer, so I set the onboard graphics on their screen, then the additional screen or screens will be connected to the video card
Happened to me, and I didn’t have integrated graphics, so when I first turned on my PC I just got a black screen. Was scared for about five minutes until I watched a YT video like yours!
Plugging the monitor into the motherboard instead of the gpu will sometimes force your system to use integrated graphics instead of your gpu for anyone confused.
Explanation: when you plug the video cable into the motherboard, the graphics are being rendered by your CPU’s integrated graphics. This is not good because you should be using your GRAPHICS CARD graphics. Hope this helps!
Optimally it shouldn't matter. Except for latency. There should be an option to use either regardless where the monitor is plugged in and pass through to other outputs. This used to be an option to use more monitors than your dGPU has enough ports for. I don't recall it enabling gaming from the dGPU on any display not direct attached to it though. Maybe my idea was never supported because it's a waste of dev cost for undesired results at best anyway.
Thanks for this input. I checked mine and I only have a VDI cable plugged in the right connector. But the CPU temp is sky-high while its usage is normal. I guess in my case, I must change the cooler.
I did that when I bought a Custom PC back in 2016. ~£750 which isnt a lot but was a huge upgrade for me. I plugged my Monitor to the Motherboard because that was the only compatible slot for the cable I had. I spent a _Year_ playing like that before finding out (From an EA support agent of all people) that I needed to buy a HDMI cable and plug my Monitor in to the Graphics card I paid for and never used for a year. The PC lasted me a good 3 years, which for that Price i'd say is fairly good.
Never built a pc (nor heard of this issue) but this is the first think i thought of because if all the software stuff is running right and the hardware isnt malfunctioning, clearly youre not using whats actually allowing you to reach the performance you want
My sister did this. A friend had given her an old PC to replace the crappy laptop she was gaming on. She still saw a performance increase due to the newer iGPU, but gamed on it for months like that until I happened to visit. Moving that cable changed her life 😂
I did buy a CPU with a integrated graphics so I could troubleshoot or still have a working machine in case my GPU died on me so I could troubleshoot or wait for the RMA (had that happen twice, not going through that again), and I did put my 2nd monitor which only uses HDMI to my motherboard on auto-pilot. I only noticed like 2 weeks later when I noticed on HWInfo that the integrated graphics was getting power (as in wattage, igpu always gets voltage and has a clock speed even if it's not being used).
So relatable, my brother in low is Mr. Smartguy. He always know everything better then you do. At the day he got his new prebuild PC, I was visiting my Girlfriend at her parents house. He told me about the PC and was raging about it because he didnt get image. (AMD CPU) When I asked him if he checked that he put the cable in the GPU, not the Motherboard. He was like: Oh yeah, like I didnt check that... Hours later at dinner he was very quiet. When I asked him if the PC is working now. He told me then very humble and quiet that i was right. The whole family was shocked, cause he never admits when he make amistake.
i actually made that mistake but figured it out quite quick because i watched hundreds of build videos before and just remembered to check based on those. i felt so damn stupid
Happened to me and the game running was Vintage Story, a minecraft-esque game that shouldn't have low fps even with a ten year old PC. Man, felt I stupid that day.
As a (used to be) PC technician the PRIMARY issues of people bringing in systems they built that are under performing were. 2. RAM in wrong slots. Back in the day when RAM was WAY slower, putting them in the wrong slot was a tangible dip in performance. 1. GPU in wrong PCIE slot. Guy brought in a PC once that had the gpu in the bottom slot... Slot 4. When I asked why, he said "well there are vents down there so I wanted to make sure the card got as much fresh air as possible. (that slot was a PCIE gen 2, X4 slot. AND! Since he had a HDD plugged into the sata 3gig port then that PCIE port ran at 2x) Till that point that mans GPU was running at probably 30% of its max performance.
I still remember getting so excited on upgrading my cpu and made this exact mistake wondering why there's no image on the monitor, took about an hour when I realised it, I'm just glad nothing was broken 😂
This happened to me!!! Fortunately, there were many forum posts online explaining the issues. I facepalmed. Fortunately, not too embarrassed as I'm not a techie.
I knew this from the start! I'm like a genius with these things at this point. It's always these simple issues that are overlooked, especially with people who haven't built a computer before. I remember I did this once or twice with my computer but I didn't have integrated graphics so I realised faster
This is why i was always taught check the physical layer when diagnosing pc issues first, makes so much sense now .. (physical layer being cables, connections, etc)
This is one of the most common ones for first timers. Another one that is rare but happens is that for some reason the graphics driver or the os decides to make the system run games on integrated gpu, usually to save power. And that thing can be random af.
Sometimes it could be the windows power plan on powerSaving mode as well, which causes your system to run on integrated graphics instead of your main GPU.
There was once a time when i was 14 i just got gifted my brother’s old gaming pc with parts that in that time were the best, one day i decided to move the PC to some other room in my apartment and when i plugged every cable back i plugged the monitor in the motherboard, i was so stressed and couldn't even realise why my PC started running so bad, two weeks later i found about this and changed it.
a friend of mine called me panicking once about the same issue, I team viewed into his pc and looked at maybe 3 things before I asked him if it was plugged into the motherboard. got a good laugh out of it
Happened to a friend of mine. One of his cats somehow unplugged his HDMI, when he accidently plugged the HDMI into the integrated graphics and couldn't figure out what was happening.
You can also change in windows which graphics device is used for high performance applications and is able to output through the motherboard ports. There is a very small performance loss this way but it's only noticeable to people that have rivatuner pasted over 80% of the monitor 👌
This kind of videos may look kinda dumb for seasoned PC builders , but for me are pure gold, I’m building my first PC this month so THANK YOU! (Pc parts started to arrive this week, CAN’T WAIT!!!)
I spent an entire year using integrated graphics despite having a 3070ti because of this. I only even found out the issue because i was looking up if i needed any special cables for a dual monitor setup and step 1 on the 1 step guide was to plug the hdmi cable into the graphics card
My friend also did the same mistake. He was playing Escape From Tarkov around 14FPS in mid-settings and when he figured out his mistakes and fixed it, the game instantly skyrocketed up to 240 FPS in max-settings.
For whoever does not understand fully. He put his hdmi into his cpu which has intergrated integrated is the cpu’s gpu make sure to connect the hdmi straight into the gpu
Usually when you have a ob graphics then it will be disabled and not display at all when you plug in a PCIE video card as it gets disabled, atleast that is how my cheap junk has always been, even back in the days of AGP and old PCI, a add on card would cause the bios to disable the onboard.
I always tried to make sure that the on-board graphics were disabled in the BIOS, but I never had an issue with plugging the monitor into the wrong port. If I'm spending a big chunk of cash on an graphics card, you can bet that I'm making darn sure my monitor is plugged into the thing.
Best part about having no integrated graphics is that I am physically unable to make this mistake
I mean you could but you would no video at boot and if it's your first time booting the system....
Same
@@phelan07thats what happened to me. Monitor didnt turn on at all so i immediately had to figure out why. (I did not figure it out on my own)
yup. been saved by it a few times
I bought my first no intergrated graphics cpu and still plug it in motherboard i shited myself when the screen was just black
His facial expressions,way of talking, acting and the cherry on top, his BEARD is literally PERFECT 😭❤
Appreciate the love!
Dang someone’s in love lol.
Lol frrrr
400th liker!!! ❤🎉
@@cupcake_toucher445that means the gpu is in the cpu (bad)
Guessed it as soon as I heard the problem, I did this mistake years ago
Happens to the best of us!
I read about this mistake soo many times its the first thing i check for @DanKamYouKnow
thought it might be that the food is set to 60 or something
@@saxenaarnav2001 that one's silly too
I thought it would possibly be that he was using integrated graphics instead of the dedicated GPU.
Oh so that’s why there’s two stickers on my pc that say “don’t use these” and “use these”
mine didn't come with that since it was made by my brother. i just found out i made the same mistake.
That's brilliant, I may use that strategy in the future
@@LorenScott-ub2qbSame, learnt the hard way with a bunch of parts my cousin gave me to build a PC. Spent like 3 weeks struggling to run everything on 2010 integrated graphics until I cleaned it and noticed
I didnt realize how much underperformance i had. When I saw this video, it made such a difference
my last pc too but it has a apu and no gpu so how to not plug in motherboard?
Plot twist: the integrated graphics was better than the dedicated graphics
😂😂😂
In what world 😂
@@randycoolon4760 Intel uhd Vs GT 710
My first PC was like that. But I needed the dual monitor setup, so...
youre schizophrenic if that ever happens
Who has made this mistake before?! Happens to the best of us..
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I had it plugged on my motherboard all this time so this is why it was laggy appreciate you brother for the solution
Yes but my cpu didn't have integrated graphics so nothing displayed so I realized really quickly
Me
Now I know why my 16 GB RAMS don't do their job.
hes chillest af. Protect this dude at all costs
Edit: damn cant believe im halfway thru 1k likes, keep going brothers💪
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@@DanKamYouKnow ❣️
he don't need protection protection needs him he's literally kratos
@@oofyourself1443 oh yea my bad🤣
Ok I will
It's even better when your CPU doesn't have an integrated graphics. Then you gonna question your existence until you find out.
😂😂😂😂
Yeah CPU with graphics is waste of transistors.... In gaming PC :)
Went there, scary but what a release when I did find out with some help from internet.
@@xolox2kEh, it's fine if you plug your second, idle monitor into it
@xolox2k it's honestly nice to have, especially for trouble shooting
I'm glad people like you make this type of content which is enjoyable and helpful, so that I would already have an idea of what the problem might be.
As a console player, I really, really enjoy these videos. Low-key thinking about getting a pc
Go for it. You'll save money online gaming.
As a fellow console gamer with a ps4 I can only dream of getting a pc
@@mohamedallam6867considering you have a ps4 wait for 9000 series apus to come desktop side and just rock that the previous gen 780m igpu was already capable of playing most games at 1080p and the 890m is a 30% uplift from that it should be an improvement over the ps4 for every game and once you can afford a gpu u can just slot it in total build cost should be 500ish give or take if there’s no price bumps
i built my first ever pc like 2 weeks ago...best decision ever
radeon 7800 xt
amd ryzen 9 7900x3d 12 core
gigabyte b650 aorus mommyboard
vetroo liquid cooler v360
a cheap glass white case
cheap mint green fans
Since all PC games are free, if you play A LOT of them, you'll make your money back from the investment. But for a PC to be worth upgrading over current gen 4k gaming, you'll spend about $3000 so it'll take about 4 years pirating 1 AAA game per month to see the return on investment.
Bro was using the Integrated Graphics and honestly I see myself making this mistake😅😂
It happens to a lot of people! Now you know to check for later!
@@DanKamYouKnow I have no difference in FPS when I plug into mobo, the same high fps as plugged int 3070TI
@@DanKamYouKnow Bro you are my favorite PC builder because your content is so much fun😁
I spent well over half a year not using my 3070 …
@@MarasiTempleare you serious?😂
Layer 1 issues are always the funniest ones to help out people with. They always feel dumb but you just reassure them that it happens to almost everybody. Love the vid bro.
the application layer?
@@JustSoYouKnow66 How is the video a layer 4 issue? Lol
@@JustSoYouKnow66thats the 7th layer
I’m new to PC.. I’ll probably be making some of these said calls in the near future 😂 can you enlighten me on the other layers? Just to satisfy my curiosity
@@Males_Should_Be_Abused Just look up the OSI model and the tcp/ip model. You can look up each layer and why either would be used in a situation. It’d be a lot to explain in a comment so I’d rather not.
You can't accidentally use built-in graphics if you don't have a CPU with them 😎
*APU, as far as I know with Ryzen series, you specifically need to buy an APU that has both a CPU and GPU present on the AM4+ die
@@Artanis667 I have an Intel i5 12400F which I believe is a quite popular 12 gen Intel CPU. Idk about AMD but there are definitely CPUs that aren't sold as APUs and it's a good option for gamers who don't need onboard graphics due to having a proper graphics card
@@randomtslurValid, but I think it's really convenient to have integrated graphics just for troubleshooting purposes. If you for whatever reason need to unplug your GPU then it really helps not having to get your hands on an entirely separate GPU to fix whatever problem you have.
@@Eric-zz5ij All that wasted die space for that use case ? lol
just keep a old shitty gpu laying around
@@NielsGx That requires you to actually have an old GPU laying around? lol
I can't imagine someone would buy an old GPU just in case they need to troubleshoot...
Also, it's not like you need a 4090 as an integrated GPU, just enough to view bios and use basic windows.
Learning about PC building is easier when the content is clear and helpful, like this channel.
Bro I litteraly see you everywhere, from memes to pc vids, from movie titles to reddit posts like bro im dead
@@spicyramenbowl976 same! looks like every short I've seen has this guy commenting
chatgpt ahh response
I instantly knew what's the problem since the beginning, rookie mistake
Yea I knew it to and Im no expert,easy solution but I can how he can make that mistake
I CANT BRO his voice is so realaxing 😭😭😭
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Been watching him from months now. NGL he looks like Kratos from God of War
LOL YES, I knew I recognized that face from somewhere
Besides the unripped body? Sure
@@youtubing9762go away
@@youtubing9762just from talking you sound like a discord mod ngl
Or ichibei from bleach
Bro your voice is so good you should do a podcast about pc’s
That would be fun!
Exactly, his voice is just so relaxing!
THANK YOU😊, I’ve had this problem on my recently built pc and you saved me, thank you so much!
I've been new to the pc world for the last year and your videos always help me really quickly to figure out my problems. thank you!
You just saved me again thank you
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On many systems, possibly older ones, once a dgpu is detected, the motherboard disables the igpu. On some newer systems, I’ve found that you can configure which gpu you want to use, so that the port you use doesn’t matter. But it’s still better to just plug the monitor into the dgpu, if available, so that you don’t have to deal with weird configs, especially if you don’t know what you’re doing.
Also latency when you plug into the mb.
System should always use igpu until you start a 3d application, then it should switch automaticly to dgpu, its for powersaving messures because my pc actually pulls 170w incl. the 4K monitor and in games on 4k ultra it pulls around 900w.
I wouldn’t disable on the onboard graphics because it is handy to have an option for troubleshooting if you’re having issues with your video card. I’ve done a lot of work in corporate environments and they often want a video card installed to allow multiple monitors to be set up. They will never game on their computer, so I set the onboard graphics on their screen, then the additional screen or screens will be connected to the video card
Happened to me, and I didn’t have integrated graphics, so when I first turned on my PC I just got a black screen. Was scared for about five minutes until I watched a YT video like yours!
Plugging the monitor into the motherboard instead of the gpu will sometimes force your system to use integrated graphics instead of your gpu for anyone confused.
that explains so much about my chugging helldivers performance. its been a while since i had a gaming rig
You can tell windows to use the dedicated GPU even if it's plugged into the motherboard.
@@soniablanche5672 i'm not sure if my brother did that for my dad's rig or not and neither of them are alive anymore to ask
@@soniablanche5672 sure, you can. I just meant by default.
As I watched some of those "rookie mistakes" video's, I feel proud of myself, as somehow I menaged to avoid those, or at least most of them 💪
I bet whatever he explains, you'll feel at ease while learning something. Dudes probably a hell of a dad if not, he will be.
That’s a really nice thing to say, thank you so much
As an console user I can relate
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How
probably plugged it into the wrong HOle
@@chady51 but consoles dont have multiple gpus
@@Bald_Ultramarine its a joke
Explanation: when you plug the video cable into the motherboard, the graphics are being rendered by your CPU’s integrated graphics. This is not good because you should be using your GRAPHICS CARD graphics. Hope this helps!
Optimally it shouldn't matter. Except for latency. There should be an option to use either regardless where the monitor is plugged in and pass through to other outputs. This used to be an option to use more monitors than your dGPU has enough ports for. I don't recall it enabling gaming from the dGPU on any display not direct attached to it though. Maybe my idea was never supported because it's a waste of dev cost for undesired results at best anyway.
Thanks for this input. I checked mine and I only have a VDI cable plugged in the right connector. But the CPU temp is sky-high while its usage is normal. I guess in my case, I must change the cooler.
Pc skit: ❎️
Beard asmr: ✅️
I had this exact mistake before. I was sweating bullets and nearly teary eyed back then. Fun times.
Bro the more i watch your videos, the more you look like Kratos 😂. Great content tho!
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@@DanKamYouKnow your beard is nice tho
Holy shit this helped me so much
Team: I’ve just made it right since day 1
The amount of customer service calls I've had to deal with for this exact "issue" is mind numbingly depressing when I worked as a tech x.x
I did that when I bought a Custom PC back in 2016. ~£750 which isnt a lot but was a huge upgrade for me. I plugged my Monitor to the Motherboard because that was the only compatible slot for the cable I had. I spent a _Year_ playing like that before finding out (From an EA support agent of all people) that I needed to buy a HDMI cable and plug my Monitor in to the Graphics card I paid for and never used for a year. The PC lasted me a good 3 years, which for that Price i'd say is fairly good.
the IKEA plants 😂
i do that too to cover up some stuff lol
"That'll be $200 for wasting my time, sir."
Definitely the diagnosis fee
that beard ASMR was 🔥🔥🔥
😂😂😂
Never built a pc (nor heard of this issue) but this is the first think i thought of because if all the software stuff is running right and the hardware isnt malfunctioning, clearly youre not using whats actually allowing you to reach the performance you want
My sister did this. A friend had given her an old PC to replace the crappy laptop she was gaming on.
She still saw a performance increase due to the newer iGPU, but gamed on it for months like that until I happened to visit. Moving that cable changed her life 😂
The asmr with his beard at the beginning of the video is the best part
I did buy a CPU with a integrated graphics so I could troubleshoot or still have a working machine in case my GPU died on me so I could troubleshoot or wait for the RMA (had that happen twice, not going through that again), and I did put my 2nd monitor which only uses HDMI to my motherboard on auto-pilot.
I only noticed like 2 weeks later when I noticed on HWInfo that the integrated graphics was getting power (as in wattage, igpu always gets voltage and has a clock speed even if it's not being used).
So relatable, my brother in low is Mr. Smartguy. He always know everything better then you do. At the day he got his new prebuild PC, I was visiting my Girlfriend at her parents house. He told me about the PC and was raging about it because he didnt get image. (AMD CPU) When I asked him if he checked that he put the cable in the GPU, not the Motherboard. He was like: Oh yeah, like I didnt check that...
Hours later at dinner he was very quiet. When I asked him if the PC is working now. He told me then very humble and quiet that i was right. The whole family was shocked, cause he never admits when he make amistake.
idk why, but this sounds like hollywood trying to explain computers
i actually made that mistake but figured it out quite quick because i watched hundreds of build videos before and just remembered to check based on those.
i felt so damn stupid
Kratos playing his own game 😮
"hmm, where shall I put this small plants..."
"Oh, I'll put it ond the man's brand new computer"
Happened to me and the game running was Vintage Story, a minecraft-esque game that shouldn't have low fps even with a ten year old PC. Man, felt I stupid that day.
As a (used to be) PC technician the PRIMARY issues of people bringing in systems they built that are under performing were.
2. RAM in wrong slots. Back in the day when RAM was WAY slower, putting them in the wrong slot was a tangible dip in performance.
1. GPU in wrong PCIE slot. Guy brought in a PC once that had the gpu in the bottom slot... Slot 4. When I asked why, he said "well there are vents down there so I wanted to make sure the card got as much fresh air as possible. (that slot was a PCIE gen 2, X4 slot. AND! Since he had a HDD plugged into the sata 3gig port then that PCIE port ran at 2x)
Till that point that mans GPU was running at probably 30% of its max performance.
Rule 1 of Troubleshooting: "Check physical connections"
I still remember getting so excited on upgrading my cpu and made this exact mistake wondering why there's no image on the monitor, took about an hour when I realised it, I'm just glad nothing was broken 😂
Whenever I got my first pc I remembered this and it definitely helped me
This happened to me!!! Fortunately, there were many forum posts online explaining the issues. I facepalmed. Fortunately, not too embarrassed as I'm not a techie.
subscriber earnt man, if i pass my end of years with over 85%, i can build my own pc. looking forward to doing so!
dude i had the same problem this video just saved me thanks so much
I learned this lesson many years ago with my first computer and have never made the mistake again
I actually made this mistake cuz it was my first PC and I was freaking out that my GPU might be fried,but then I eventually figured it out
The funny thing is, I actually did that just recently. But the integrated graphics card performed very well.
Lol I once did this mistake too while building a PC for one of my friends and I finally understood after a whole week (it was the first PC I built)
I love this guys beard
It’s just amazing 🤩
Thank you, thank you, thank you. I'm interested in building a pc soon and didn't know this basic.
your voice is so calm🥰
I knew this from the start! I'm like a genius with these things at this point. It's always these simple issues that are overlooked, especially with people who haven't built a computer before. I remember I did this once or twice with my computer but I didn't have integrated graphics so I realised faster
This is why i was always taught check the physical layer when diagnosing pc issues first, makes so much sense now .. (physical layer being cables, connections, etc)
This happened to me on my new pc. God it hurts knowing you've spent so long trying to figure out something as simple as this...
Thanks for all the tips, before I found this channel it seemed very overwhelming to build a PC
This is one of the most common ones for first timers.
Another one that is rare but happens is that for some reason the graphics driver or the os decides to make the system run games on integrated gpu, usually to save power. And that thing can be random af.
I need to go home and check mine now. I dont think im having issues, but this has now made me uncertain
Sometimes it could be the windows power plan on powerSaving mode as well, which causes your system to run on integrated graphics instead of your main GPU.
Out of all the things I’ve learnt while waiting for my first pc.. this funnily is the ONE thing that I know for a fact would of tripped me up
Your videos have taught me so much I knew what the issue was straight away thanks!
There was once a time when i was 14 i just got gifted my brother’s old gaming pc with parts that in that time were the best, one day i decided to move the PC to some other room in my apartment and when i plugged every cable back i plugged the monitor in the motherboard, i was so stressed and couldn't even realise why my PC started running so bad, two weeks later i found about this and changed it.
His voice is so relaxing for some reason 😅😊
a friend of mine called me panicking once about the same issue, I team viewed into his pc and looked at maybe 3 things before I asked him if it was plugged into the motherboard. got a good laugh out of it
Man you have a very kind soothing personality! That’s almost one of a kind on youtube! Keep on going!
Can't say I've ever made that mistake. I was thinking he forgot to change the refresh rate of the monitor.
Happened to a friend of mine. One of his cats somehow unplugged his HDMI, when he accidently plugged the HDMI into the integrated graphics and couldn't figure out what was happening.
I have this same Lian Li case, gotta say they do a great job
I'm so glad it did not take me 2 weeks to figure it out last month when I hooked up a computer for the first time in years
You can also change in windows which graphics device is used for high performance applications and is able to output through the motherboard ports. There is a very small performance loss this way but it's only noticeable to people that have rivatuner pasted over 80% of the monitor 👌
your voice is so incredibly soothing
I genuinely love your videos I’ve been so scared of messing something up with my build and I’m so glad I found you
This kind of videos may look kinda dumb for seasoned PC builders , but for me are pure gold, I’m building my first PC this month so THANK YOU! (Pc parts started to arrive this week, CAN’T WAIT!!!)
Using the onboard graphics gave him the PS5 Pro experience.
I spent an entire year using integrated graphics despite having a 3070ti because of this. I only even found out the issue because i was looking up if i needed any special cables for a dual monitor setup and step 1 on the 1 step guide was to plug the hdmi cable into the graphics card
I really like these AMSR videos
My friend also did the same mistake. He was playing Escape From Tarkov around 14FPS in mid-settings and when he figured out his mistakes and fixed it, the game instantly skyrocketed up to 240 FPS in max-settings.
Kratos: Mimir my computer is still slow
Mimir: let me check brother. Ah the cable brother the cable
Integrated graphics are for only Surfing the web, installing programs, etc. At least until you get you're GPU.
For whoever does not understand fully. He put his hdmi into his cpu which has intergrated integrated is the cpu’s gpu make sure to connect the hdmi straight into the gpu
i have had a pc for 2 years and still havent fixed this. THANK YOU
why am i the only one who likes smooth talking when he talk its just sound so chill when he talk
U need to do beard asmr man , good Lord it sounded good
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Usually when you have a ob graphics then it will be disabled and not display at all when you plug in a PCIE video card as it gets disabled, atleast that is how my cheap junk has always been, even back in the days of AGP and old PCI, a add on card would cause the bios to disable the onboard.
you just brought me back to when i got my first pc i did this
I always tried to make sure that the on-board graphics were disabled in the BIOS, but I never had an issue with plugging the monitor into the wrong port. If I'm spending a big chunk of cash on an graphics card, you can bet that I'm making darn sure my monitor is plugged into the thing.
If Kratos was building pc ...
the bigest rookie mistake is "to do the first one without help"
Thank you so much for this advice 😊