Ch3vr0n
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So in order to try something with a tool i use for processing 3D discs (got one handed to me, havent done this in a long time), and no. It's not "the monkey" (ugh), i needed to the iGPU. So i went into the bios of my board, enabled the iGPU (multi-monitor mode, set primary display to PEG) and to make sure it got enabled i added an HDMI dummy plug into the onboard video (which simulates an actual attached monitor). in the screenshot below you'll see the top left and center are my actual monitors. The bottom right one is the simulated.
Windows promptly detected the now onboard video, and asked to install drivers. I did, and rebooted. just to be sure. Intel DCH drivers 27.20.100.8476 got installed and out of curiosity i checked if CloneBD found the iGPU. It doesn't. CLBD refuses to detect the Onboard video (i distinctly remember it seeing enabled alongs side my GTX 1080 in an old version)
Should i be checking something on why CLBD doesn't detect the iGPU?
My DVD authoring tool for example (ConvertXtoDVD) does properly detect the Intel UHD graphics (630) built onto the 9900k
Windows promptly detected the now onboard video, and asked to install drivers. I did, and rebooted. just to be sure. Intel DCH drivers 27.20.100.8476 got installed and out of curiosity i checked if CloneBD found the iGPU. It doesn't. CLBD refuses to detect the Onboard video (i distinctly remember it seeing enabled alongs side my GTX 1080 in an old version)
Should i be checking something on why CLBD doesn't detect the iGPU?
My DVD authoring tool for example (ConvertXtoDVD) does properly detect the Intel UHD graphics (630) built onto the 9900k