how to disable onboard video???

03-02-2001, 02:42 PM

Hi there,

I've been trying to install a Voodoo 4.5 PCI Graf card onto my GIGABYTE GA-6WMM motherboard. However, I need to know how to disable the onboard video and as I dont have the manual any help would be extremely apreciated. Also, Any idea's on where to get the drivers for this motherboard, for the onboard video, sound etc. I've looked on gigabytes website, but unfortunately, it seems to be lacking some vital downloads for this particular motherboard.

Looking forward to better graphics....lol

Rudeboy.

03-02-2001, 08:50 PM

Go to Giga-Byte's motherboard website here and check out the manual for your GA-6WMM motherboard. Just click on "User Manuals" and select your motherboard from the dropdown list entitled "GA-6xxxxxx -->>". You should be able to get the information that you need about your motherboard from there. From the same starting point, you can go directly to "Motherboard - BIOS and Drivers", too. I hope this helps...

03-02-2001, 02:42 PM	#1
rudeboy Guest Posts: n/a	how to disable onboard video??? Hi there, I've been trying to install a Voodoo 4.5 PCI Graf card onto my GIGABYTE GA-6WMM motherboard. However, I need to know how to disable the onboard video and as I dont have the manual any help would be extremely apreciated. Also, Any idea's on where to get the drivers for this motherboard, for the onboard video, sound etc. I've looked on gigabytes website, but unfortunately, it seems to be lacking some vital downloads for this particular motherboard. Looking forward to better graphics....lol Rudeboy.

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03-02-2001, 08:50 PM	#2
StevePorter Guest Posts: n/a	Go to Giga-Byte's motherboard website here and check out the manual for your GA-6WMM motherboard. Just click on "User Manuals" and select your motherboard from the dropdown list entitled "GA-6xxxxxx -->>". You should be able to get the information that you need about your motherboard from there. From the same starting point, you can go directly to "Motherboard - BIOS and Drivers", too. I hope this helps...