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In theory both should be possible, it's just a matter of what the software supports.  If not already present, you will need to install drivers for both GPUs though, as well as potentially flip a BIOS setting to enable the iGPU despite the presence of a dGPU.

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Hi there, I do a lot of video rendering using my Ryzen 5 2400G in Blender. My build also has a dedicated GTX 750 Ti in which my display is plugged in. I am curious to know if I can ask Blender to use the integrated Vega Graphics to accelerate rendering while I use the 750 ti for normal use, or can I plug in my display to the Vega Graphics and ask Blender to use CUDA acceleration for rendering. I need answers for both of the above cases. Thanks in advance.

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In theory both should be possible, it's just a matter of what the software supports.  If not already present, you will need to install drivers for both GPUs though, as well as potentially flip a BIOS setting to enable the iGPU despite the presence of a dGPU.

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I think you can... Well, at least in this theory.

Go to all settings, at the Display, scroll to the down until you see "Graphic settings"

 

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3.

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4. Search for the app by clicking browse, or change to the universal app

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5. Once done, click on the program, choose option

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6. Select the options you want to run. You can see I have 2 graphic cards, so I can select one.

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PS: I've only tested out on laptops. I'm not sure if it works on desktop.

 

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