Athlon II X2 240 booting without any graphics card support. (improved version)

Athlon II X2 240 OC @3.0 Ghz (only 30 days old)
4 GB A-data dual channel memory
Vista 32 bit Ultimate.
I have an ATI HD 4870X2. But that gpu is not used here.

My system is a fully loaded one :) with a lot of games and applications.
The 400 GB hard drive is about 80% full.

*Sorry for clarity. :) It's captured using my Nokia 5800 Xpressmusic mobile and quality downgraded for ease of uploading.

Category:

Science & Technology

Tags:

• AMD
• ATHLON
• X2
• 240
• II
• 3.0
• 2.8
• GHz

[oothervoices]

u have 4870x2 ..what is your psu

[Tutovillage]

@oothervoices This system is not with me anymore. But the used PSU is still with me. It's a CoolerMaster 650W with 36A on 12Rail

[oothervoices]

@Tutovillage is it enough for 4870x2..i got tagan tg 600 u33...is it ok?for 4870x2

[Tutovillage]

@oothervoices Haha.. More than enough. Tagan TG600 supports 48A on 12W rail. 4870X2 need only 24A.

[pavelv15]

where is connected monitor how its botting witchout graphic card

[Tutovillage]

@pavelv15 This board supports IGP (Integrated graphics port).

[Littlecyborg]

Thanks for this video, Much better quality than your old video.

[ronaldh33]

yeah i agree with Littlecyborg

much better quality

[Tutovillage]

@psychoclown420 This video is to show how an Athlon II X2 work with a low class integrated graphics.

[psychoclown420]

@Tutovillage So what was the point of the video? demonstrate difference in boot time between using a 4870x2, and not?

[Tutovillage]

@psychoclown420 Please explain.. How can a computer display work without a video output??

Yes, I did use low class Integrated graphics support.

Did you see the title of video " Athlon II X2 240 booting without any graphics card support"... Without graphics card support.. Yes. An integrated GPU is not a graphics card. IGPU is calculated as a part of mobo.

[psychoclown420]

So you installed the 4870x2, disabled integrated graphics, then took out the 4870x2 and booted? Wouldn't that re-enable integrated graphics.. i mean, you plugged your video cable back into the motherboard didn't you? forgive me if i'm mislead, but booting on integrated graphics isn't exactly an accomplishment..