I have Intel HD (5000?) graphics on board (integrated) and a GeForce GTX 980Ti (dedicated). The integrated graphics could handle all the games I play just fine.
When I use the system for renders my GPU utilization is always at 99%. How much of the dedicated GPU is being taken away from renders to handle the display/monitor tasks? I'm not playing games or videos, just usually have a few browser windows open or such.
I haven't benchmarked a render both ways which I guess would answer the question but I was hoping someone had this experience before. What provoked me to ask this question is that while doing a render, the NVidia GPU utilization window gets a little corrupted and the app I use for renders gets corrupted a little and needs a minimize/resize to get back to normal. Minor annoyances, but it would be nice to avoid them.
When I use the system for renders my GPU utilization is always at 99%. How much of the dedicated GPU is being taken away from renders to handle the display/monitor tasks? I'm not playing games or videos, just usually have a few browser windows open or such.
I haven't benchmarked a render both ways which I guess would answer the question but I was hoping someone had this experience before. What provoked me to ask this question is that while doing a render, the NVidia GPU utilization window gets a little corrupted and the app I use for renders gets corrupted a little and needs a minimize/resize to get back to normal. Minor annoyances, but it would be nice to avoid them.
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