Solution Karadjgne Jul 28, 2021 No. The laptop is designed to primarily use the igpu, it'll only use the dgpu when plugged in/demanded. If you have no wish to use it, disable it.
No. The laptop is designed to primarily use the igpu, it'll only use the dgpu when plugged in/demanded. If you have no wish to use it, disable it.
Karadjgne Titan Ambassador Dec 26, 2012 30,739 4,559 142,790 Jul 28, 2021 Solution #2 No. The laptop is designed to primarily use the igpu, it'll only use the dgpu when plugged in/demanded. If you have no wish to use it, disable it. Upvote 0 Downvote Solution
No. The laptop is designed to primarily use the igpu, it'll only use the dgpu when plugged in/demanded. If you have no wish to use it, disable it.
Dinky monkey Jul 28, 2021 2 0 10 Jul 28, 2021 #3 Karadjgne said: No. The laptop is designed to primarily use the igpu, it'll only use the dgpu when plugged in/demanded. If you have no wish to use it, disable it. Click to expand... How do i disable dgpu..? My laptop display is went pink...thats why I'm trying to disable it Upvote 0 Downvote
Karadjgne said: No. The laptop is designed to primarily use the igpu, it'll only use the dgpu when plugged in/demanded. If you have no wish to use it, disable it. Click to expand... How do i disable dgpu..? My laptop display is went pink...thats why I'm trying to disable it
Karadjgne Titan Ambassador Dec 26, 2012 30,739 4,559 142,790 Jul 31, 2021 #4 Laptops will always try to use the igpu first, most use the igpu always and only use the dgpu for graphics intensive applications. If your screen went pink, it's most likely a igpu issue, not a dgpu issue as the dgpu isn't used for plain windows. Upvote 0 Downvote
Laptops will always try to use the igpu first, most use the igpu always and only use the dgpu for graphics intensive applications. If your screen went pink, it's most likely a igpu issue, not a dgpu issue as the dgpu isn't used for plain windows.