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[Jellyfin] PCIe x4 graphic card for transcoding
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this post was submitted on 21 May 2024
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Re-reading your post, I just realized you're probably trying to put a video card in the second PCI-E slot and you need to make sure your board will support that. Some boards will not boot if the only video device is not in the primary slot. If you have onboard video from the CPU this won't be an issue. But definitely double check the manual for your motherboard.
Yes, I would install the video cars in the second PCI slot, but the motherboard has an integrated video card, does that count? By the way, I don't have alternatives, if it will not boot, I will not use the graphic card. Thanks!
It should work as long has you have integrated graphics. Make sure you have the integrated graphics set as default in your bios.
Thanks!