Windows Login, will first show off first plugged Port of the Primary card.If you have something plugged in the "On-board Gpu" And in the "Add-on Card" POST Text will show on the first plugged Port of the "Primary card", the one your have chosen in your Bios,.If you have an HDTV you can use your "On-board Gpu" to play videos off it, without affecting much of your game Performance while you play or work on the GTX 560.Your "On-board Gpu" take most of it's video Ram off your Computer Ram.In your bios you can as well set the "On-board Gpu" primary or secondary.If no monitors is plugged in your Motherboard ports, the "On-board Gpu" is still powered on, you need to disable it from your bios in order to save power and resources.Using your "On-board Gpu" increase your overall cpu temperature.Different processors will offer different features from the "on-board Gpu".Using your "on-board GPU" is using a GPU Built-in your CPU Chip, what is on-board now a days is the hardware to connect that GFX part of your CPU to the ports and features offered by your motherboard depending on the architecture. Your on-board GPU is most commonly a part of your CPU, It will most probably be an intel HD 4000 or something like that, which is technically from inside your processor chip.
Unless you use 3rd party softwares, Graphics rendered by your GTX 560 Ti need to be outputted by it's Ports, but work can still be made by your GTX 560 Ti and be worth something without having a monitor plugged-in, just not live output from your video games.
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