Dedicated GPU slower than integrated

[apocalee]

I'm new to the tech industry and am very interested in it

I have a laptop which has an integrated (intel UHD graphics for 10th gen) and a dedicated one (ge-force mx130). I've done my research for both and came to the conclusion that the dedicated one is considerably faster than the integrated GPU but when I activated my dedicated GPU for the first time and played a browser game the fps were between 45-60 while the integrated one ran on 60 fps and no drops (capped on 60). Any reasoning why?

Thanks for taking your time to read my doubt, you're probably laughing at

 

[ShadySocks]

Was the laptop plugged in?

[apocalee]

1 minute ago, ShadySocks said:

Was the laptop plugged in?

yeah, but the integrated runs on 60fps even when not plugged in

 

[Yea, i use windows, W]

22 minutes ago, apocalee said:

I'm new to the tech industry and am very interested in it

I have a laptop which has an integrated (intel UHD graphics for 10th gen) and a dedicated one (ge-force mx130). I've done my research for both and came to the conclusion that the dedicated one is considerably faster than the integrated GPU but when I activated my dedicated GPU for the first time and played a browser game the fps were between 45-60 while the integrated one ran on 60 fps and no drops (capped on 60). Any reasoning why?

Thanks for taking your time to read my doubt, you're probably laughing at

 

1) The Rendering Engine - The browser game may be using a rendering engine in which nvidia gpus are not good at rendering

 

2) GPU - Graphic Cards are not designed to play "browser games", compare the results in a actual game like call of duty, fortnite (kids), maybe even play some cs:go, then compare the frame rates

 

ALSO, i have the same GPU in my Laptop too!!!