how to use both onboard and descreet graohics card together

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hi I bought a new pc and when I stared games after removing gpu they worked realy
so is there any way to use both graphic card and inbuilt intel hd graphics to boost my gaming
my pc config is
processor Intel g2010
motherboard biostar h61mlv 2
gpu zotac nvidia g210
ram 4gb
iam ready to compramis Ram to gpu also

No way to do that. Even Lucid Virtu helps only in video conversion. Two devices with dissimilar speed can never be used in tasks where speed and time are critical; such as in rendering.

k then any way ro modify any of the existing gpus

vishalsasindran said:
k then any way ro modify any of the existing gpus

I dont get you.

I was asking if I can boost my gaming performance

buy a good Graphics Card.. a 7750 would doo.. it'll boost your gaming performance through the roof..

but anymore than 7750 and your proccy will bottleneck it

NO, his proccy will not bottleneck cards upto HD 7850.. G2010 is similar to i3 2120

vishalsasindran said:
I was asking if I can boost my gaming performance

Overclock the GPU, tune the system, close unnecessary apps, use Game Booster, update the graphic driver and google for graphic driver tricks.

vishalsasindran said:
I was asking if I can boost my gaming performance

With that card forget about Gaming. Save up and get a good GPU.

Nerevarine said:
NO, his proccy will not bottleneck cards upto HD 7850.. G2010 is similar to i3 2120

hmm. thanks for the correction!

New computing technology was developed circa 2007 to allow multiple discrete graphics processing units to operate simultaneously. This graphics technology allows for increased graphics efficiency without requiring a complete system upgrade. AMD, through their ATI graphics division, developed a multiple GPU configuration that utilizes onboard graphics as well an add-in graphics card simultaneously. This technology is known as hybrid Crossfire and is available with many known add-in cards.

^cool.. provide links