Install Win 10 without a video card?


  1. 24c
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    Install Win 10 without a video card?


    Have an ASUS ROG Strix Z590E mobo, and an Intel i7-11700K CPU, with Intel UHD Graphics 750 on order. Is it possible to install Win 10 and utilize the onboard graphics since video cards are scarce and very expensive right now?
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  3. Samuria
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    Should be no problems
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  4. 24c
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    Thanks
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