Lucid Virtu to use Intel GPU

[Ken429]

Looking for some feedback on whether it is worth opening the Lucid Virtu door to use the Intel GPU on my 2600K/Z68/Nvidia 560TI equipped system. I have yet to find anything real positive on Lucid Virtu. Since I am not into gaming would I be better off removing the Nvidia Card and let DVDFab use the Intel GPU?

[SuperFist]

Please don't remove your graphics card as you may need it down the road for other programs and/or games. Merely uncheck the areas in your DVDFab settings that employ its use.

As mod CBR929 has posted many times...

Open DVDFab click the click the green √ at top right corner of the DVDFab screen, and open Common Settings > General >A/V Codec, put a check in Disable all GPU codes and make sure they are set to Software. Also Disable Lightning-Recoding, restart DVDFab and try again.

[Ken429]

I'm not sure I asked the question correctly. I currently have Fab set up to use CUDA based on the GPU built into the Video card. It is much faster than software - but maybe not as good? My question is - should I set up Lucid Virtu software on the machine so that Fab will be able to use the Intel GPU and CUDA and Software. If I do that will Fab code and decode Blu Ray material any faster/better? Based on the early hype the Intel GPU was supposed to be faster/better than Nvidia CUDA. The only reason I threw out removing the 560TI video card is that Fab hangs when it tries to access the Intel GPU if it is turned on in the A/V Codec setup options. The Z68 chip needs a driver like Lucid Virtu to allow access the Intel GPU when a video card is installed.

SuperFist,
Not to worry, I will not remove the Video card except maybe for a test so that Fab can get at the Intel GPU.