My graphics card is not activating in games
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Hello, I bought a new laptop with an Intel Core i5 processor and an NVIDIA GeForce 920m graphics card. The problem is that when I play video games like Minecraft, I see that the game is not supported by the graphics card but by the processor. Do you know if I need to enable a special setting or do some manipulation? Thanks in advance. ;)
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Hi.
Have you thought about looking in the control panel?
You should have "NVIDIA Control Panel."
Click on it.
Then go to Manage 3D settings.
- Global settings: choose NVIDIA (and not auto-select).
If the game still doesn't launch with the correct graphics card, go to Program settings.
- Then you need to select the relevant program (the game) and the relevant graphics card...
Something I never thought to do (so I don’t know if it will work): disable the other graphics card... WHICH I DO NOT RECOMMEND!
Unless you are quite an expert in the field.
EDIT:
I just disabled the integrated graphics card, so only my NVIDIA is active.
Knowing that I have a game that I have never been able to run on my NVIDIA graphics card, I disabled the other graphics card.
The game doesn’t launch... Of course, it dates back to before the NVIDIA GPU's release. ^^
So I’m going to leave this GPU active :P
++ ^^
Have you thought about looking in the control panel?
You should have "NVIDIA Control Panel."
Click on it.
Then go to Manage 3D settings.
- Global settings: choose NVIDIA (and not auto-select).
If the game still doesn't launch with the correct graphics card, go to Program settings.
- Then you need to select the relevant program (the game) and the relevant graphics card...
Something I never thought to do (so I don’t know if it will work): disable the other graphics card... WHICH I DO NOT RECOMMEND!
Unless you are quite an expert in the field.
EDIT:
I just disabled the integrated graphics card, so only my NVIDIA is active.
Knowing that I have a game that I have never been able to run on my NVIDIA graphics card, I disabled the other graphics card.
The game doesn’t launch... Of course, it dates back to before the NVIDIA GPU's release. ^^
So I’m going to leave this GPU active :P
++ ^^
Good evening :)