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19 minutes ago, Hi P said:

This notebook has Intel Graphics along an NVS 5200M, the display is using the Intel Graphics.

 

Is this normal? is there a way to select the NVS 5200M as the GPU for the display?

 

Thank you

If there are two GPU (Intel and Nvidia) on a laptop, the display is always using the Intel as the main GPU. Only the time Nvidia graphics are being if more GPU intense tasks are being used (ie gaming, rendering, ect)

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This notebook has Intel Graphics along an NVS 5200M, the display is using the Intel Graphics.

 

Is this normal? is there a way to select the NVS 5200M as the GPU for the display?

 

Thank you

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19 minutes ago, Hi P said:

This notebook has Intel Graphics along an NVS 5200M, the display is using the Intel Graphics.

 

Is this normal? is there a way to select the NVS 5200M as the GPU for the display?

 

Thank you

If there are two GPU (Intel and Nvidia) on a laptop, the display is always using the Intel as the main GPU. Only the time Nvidia graphics are being if more GPU intense tasks are being used (ie gaming, rendering, ect)

 

Fire Tail: CPU - Intel 7700k. MOBO - MSI M5 Gaming Z270

 

RAM - G.Skill RipJaws V 2x8GB (16GB). GPU - MSI 1070 Gaming X

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Editing Rig: CPU - AMD Ryzen 3900x with NZTX Krackenx240. MOBO - MSI ACE MEG Z570

 

RAM - G.Skill Trident Z 32GB (16GBx2) 3200hz. GPU - MSI Gaming Trio 2070 Super

 

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