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DarkRoast 07/03/20 1:00:14 PM #1: |
...actually improves overall performance?
I've been considering doing this, but I'm wondering about heat generation. --- Well allons-y, Alonso! ... Copied to Clipboard!
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Darkrobotisback 07/03/20 1:01:53 PM #2: |
No because a Loli pops out of your monitor and bonks you with a hammer
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KiwiTerraRizing 07/03/20 1:01:58 PM #3: |
You have to remove it from the computer
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Proofpyros 07/03/20 1:02:43 PM #4: |
I believe so since the integrated would be holding back your maximum performance since everything scales to the lowest performance.... thing
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Poop2 07/03/20 1:03:41 PM #5: |
i doubt it.
your games that need the GPU performance use it. seems like it would be more efficient ... Copied to Clipboard!
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BignutzisBack 07/03/20 1:04:32 PM #6: |
delete the operating system for a boost
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DarthAragorn 07/03/20 1:24:00 PM #7: |
I'm not sure it increases performance per se but if you're plugged in and know you're gonna be playing games it's probably a good idea
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KamenRiderBlade 07/03/20 2:05:58 PM #8: |
DarkRoast posted...
...actually improves overall performance?It can't "Improve" overall performance because when you need max performance is gaming usually, and you already have a dedicated GPU. All you're doing by disabling the iGPU is consuming more power when doing everyday tasks such as surfing the web and using Office Style apps. You don't need your 2080 for Excel SpreadSheets or Word Processing. All you're doing is consuming more power at that point while doing the same thing. --- Are you a MexiCAN or a MexiCAN'T - Johnny Depp 'Once Upon A Time in Mexico' ... Copied to Clipboard!
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sauceje 07/03/20 2:13:38 PM #9: |
My friend had a dedicated GPU on his laptop and for the longest part the fuckin' thing was getting ignored in favor of his integrated graphics. He had to fiddle with it to get the GPU to work
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Starks 07/03/20 2:20:14 PM #10: |
No, because you can't disable the integrated graphics 99% of the time on these laptops. The integrated GPU controls the display and outputs. The dedicated GPU isn't wired to anything except the integrated GPU and is just a slave for rendering and compute.
Use Graphics Settings in Windows to pick which GPU your application runs on. --- Posted with GameRaven 3.5.2 ... Copied to Clipboard!
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Master_Bass 07/03/20 2:22:47 PM #11: |
Starks posted...
Use Graphics Settings in Windows to pick which GPU your application runs on.Yeah, if you have a Nvidia card just go into the control panel and force it to use the Nvidia card for games. I notice every now and then there's a weird game that uses the iGPU for some reason instead of the Nvidia card by default. --- Many Bothans died to bring you this post. ... Copied to Clipboard!
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DarkRoast 07/03/20 2:58:38 PM #12: |
Master_Bass posted...
Yeah, if you have a Nvidia card just go into the control panel and force it to use the Nvidia card for games. I notice every now and then there's a weird game that uses the iGPU for some reason instead of the Nvidia card by default. Sekiro did this at launch and I was so confused. I set everything to max like I always do (RTX 2080, gotta go fast) and it ran at like 2 fps. I was like WHAT --- Well allons-y, Alonso! ... Copied to Clipboard!
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