[Guide] NAS Killer 6.0 - DDR4 is finally cheap

I’m just finishing up my NK6 build, will be posting some pictures soon, but had 1 question for now.

X11SCA-F with an Intel 8500T. iGPU not showing up in unraid. I have a monitor plugged into the VGA port, should I plug an HDMI in for boot? Or is there a setting in the bios?

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Do you have a GPU plugged in? How do you know it’s “not showing” in Unraid?

I have no gpu’s plugged in.

I installed Intel GPU top and GPU statistics. I can’t choose a GPU at all from the settings.

I also went into terminal and ran intel_gpu_top and it returns an error “No device filter specified and no discrete/integrated i915 devices found”

The GPU may be disabled or not enabled in a couple of ways. Typically we’ve heard people need to enable the onboard iGPU/display outputs through the bios first using the vga port to get access to the settings. However, apparently there’s a physical jumper on board to disable VGA and that forces the digital outputs. But, we also know that a lot of the time the iGPU may disable itself if no display is recognized on a digital port, so you may need a dummy plug instead of or in addition to these other configurations.

Alright thank you I’ll try a few things when I get home.

The X11SCA-F defaults to the VGA out attached to the BMP. You may need to switch it to the iGPU by changing some BIOS settings.

Give this a try and see if it helps:

Boot into your BIOS setup.

Under the “Advanced” menu → “Chipset Configuration” → “System Agent (SA) Configuration” → “Graphics Configuration”

Change “Primary Display” from “Auto” to “IGFX” and change “Internal Graphics” from “Auto” to “Enabled”.

Restart the system and you should now get video out via HDMI and your CPUs iGPU.

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Awesome, thanks. I’m stuck at work late but will try when I get home.

Worked perfectly, thanks again.

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