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What amount of energy is being consumed by your GPU?

What amount of energy is being consumed by your GPU?

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DecroMcQuin
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08-03-2022, 06:48 PM
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Adrenaline clearly indicates the overall board power. The total board power in HWiNFO matches exactly what is shown in Afterburner. Therefore, the value you're seeing in HWiNFO is incorrect. Compare the total board power and the numbers will align perfectly.
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DecroMcQuin
08-03-2022, 06:48 PM #11

Adrenaline clearly indicates the overall board power. The total board power in HWiNFO matches exactly what is shown in Afterburner. Therefore, the value you're seeing in HWiNFO is incorrect. Compare the total board power and the numbers will align perfectly.

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EpicMacha02
Junior Member
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08-04-2022, 01:50 AM
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Quick question: If my main GPU fails, can I still turn on the built-in graphics? I heard it requires a BIOS reset, and doing it from Windows might prevent that. How accurate is that?
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EpicMacha02
08-04-2022, 01:50 AM #12

Quick question: If my main GPU fails, can I still turn on the built-in graphics? I heard it requires a BIOS reset, and doing it from Windows might prevent that. How accurate is that?

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TJAWS
Member
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08-07-2022, 11:22 PM
#13
BIOS adjustments affect only the availability of integrated graphics when a discrete card is present. Without a discrete card, integrated GPU functionality is turned on automatically and cannot be disabled. Resetting BIOS settings through Windows is generally not possible. You must reset it using the CLEAR_CMOS option on the motherboard or within the BIOS interface. Updating the BIOS will also revert all settings back to their default state.
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TJAWS
08-07-2022, 11:22 PM #13

BIOS adjustments affect only the availability of integrated graphics when a discrete card is present. Without a discrete card, integrated GPU functionality is turned on automatically and cannot be disabled. Resetting BIOS settings through Windows is generally not possible. You must reset it using the CLEAR_CMOS option on the motherboard or within the BIOS interface. Updating the BIOS will also revert all settings back to their default state.

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