I own <-----this M/B. I have a PCIe card (GTX 750 Ti) and

Anyone?

>>58890742
Try it
Boot with your gfx card and then plug in your onboard and should be fine

>>58891536
I did try that, maybe try the other way around? There are no settings anyone knows about that may need to be done?

>>58890742
>I have a PCIe card (GTX 750 Ti) and want to use the onboard grahpcis options AND the PCIe at the same time.
for what, multimonitor?

>>58892082
Not simply multi monitor, I can do that now with the GTX, but I wanted to use 2 HDMI ports, onboard and GTX so I can still use my HDMI monitor, but also output HDMI through my stereo and TV allowing me to watch movies from my computer, mainly to get the 5.1 stereo sound rather than just 2 channel.

I know I can just go through my stereo and hook that back to my monitor, than use the VGA port on my GTX to see the picture on my monitor, this though drops the picture quality.

The alternative would be both sound and picture through HDMI to the TV and the DVI plug to my monitor, but than when I play games my monitor will have a quality drop, not to bad considering I only run a 750 Ti, but still not allowing the full potential to what I have.

>>58892172
>DVI plug to my monitor, but than when I play games my monitor will have a quality drop
because you're using DVI? you'll get the same quality with HDMI or DVI
driving the TV at the same time shouldn't hit performance that badly either

either way m8 this isn't usually something you can do

>>58892219
I don't know, I read a few pages that say if you change the BIOS or somehow enable to onbaord as primary, than the PCIe will act as secondary and you get to use 2 HDMI ports, and people saying they have done it.

But I suppose I will check out the DVI option and see what quality I get.

Just an FYI, I did find the setting, it was n't actually labelled Graphics or anything similar, but when you go deep enough you can find it and voila, I now have 6 monitor capability, 3 of which run on the GTX, 3 from onboard.