About desktop computer graphics card switching.

Your CPU comes with a graphics chip, belonging to the 3rd generation of core graphics HD3000, you can switch the independent graphics card and the CPU core graphics card through the motherboard BIOS (that is, the soft modification of not plugging and unplugging the independent graphics card), you can find the independent graphics card (generally P starts with PEG) and the built-in core graphics card (I starts with such as IDG) options, but after selecting the built-in core graphics output, the independent graphics card will idle and consume power if it is not completely powered off, which belongs to the standby power consumption level (each card is different, Now AMD's 6000 series and NVIDIA GTX generally have a standby power consumption of about 40-60W), if you can accept this power consumption, then you don't need to unplug the independent point card. If you want to save power completely, just unplug it, and use the BIOS to change the settings I mentioned above before unplugging.

In addition, if you don't usually play games (2D applications), the discrete graphics card actually does not consume power, and it consumes up to dozens of watts more than your CPU's built-in core graphics.

Only the Z68 chipset has this function, and it is very chicken, which will help you save a few watts of electricity, and it will also reduce the performance of the independent display card, and it will not play at the level it should be.

It is a CPU graphics card, HD3000. You can uninstall the GPU driver without dismantling it. It should be fine. It should be used to install a discrete graphics driver. I haven't tried it, so I don't know if it's right.

Integrated graphics doesn't work, don't use that.

The steps are as follows: 1. Right-click on the desktop and select NVIDIA Control Panel on the pop-up menu.

2. Then pop up the settings menu of NVIDIA, select Manage 3D settings, and you will see the global use of integrated graphics.

Or a single display. After selecting a discrete graphics card, the system will use the selected graphics card when performing tasks.

3. You can also choose to add the program you need to set, for example, if you need to set KMP to a high-performance graphics card, choose this program.

4. Select the discrete graphics card you need to use for the program.

5. There is a more convenient function, that is, for each program, you can also choose which graphics card it calls at any time. Right-click for a desktop program.

6. If the function of selecting the graphics card is not provided in the right click, you need to make the following settings: or go back to the interface of 3D settings, select the view, and change the last item in the drop-down menu "will."'with a graphics processor.

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7. Go back to the program, when you right-click, an option will appear, allowing you to choose whether the program uses a separate display or a centralized display.

8. Right-click on the desktop to enter "Configure Exchangeable Display Card".

Options. 9. In the switching interface, you can see the display core that can be switched.

Type,The independent display is represented by "high-performance GPU",The integrated display is represented by "power-saving GPU",From the interface options, you can see that the switch between the independent display and the integrated display is actually the switch between performance and performance,Independent provides strong performance but at the same time the power consumption is also large,Although there is still a gap between the performance of the integrated display and the independent display, the power consumption is much lower than that of the integrated display。

1. Right-click on the blank space of the desktop --- select NVIDIA Control Panel.

2. Click Manage 3D settings;

3. Manually switch to a discrete graphics card: preferred graphics processor --- high-performance NVIDIA processor. The default option is auto-selected, which is based on the running program, and the driver automatically determines whether to run a discrete graphics card or an integrated graphics card.

4. If you need to set a separate program, you can select it in the program settings tab; Select the program you want to customize: Select a specific individual program (a shortcut is sufficient) Prefer a graphics processor for this program: Select a separate program to use a discrete graphics card or an integrated graphics card.

Select the graphics card control panel, and in the global settings options, select "Use high-performance graphics card" at this time

In the future, when playing games or programs, the discrete graphics card will be enabled by default

Hello, if your laptop has a discrete graphics card, it will generally automatically detect it when running games or large software such as ps, and then switch to a discrete graphics card by itself; If you need to switch manually, you can right-click in the blank space of the desktop and select the [Control Panel] of the N card or A card;

Select [Manage 3D Settings] - [Global Settings] in the [Control Panel] of the N card, then change to [High-performance NVIDIA Processor], and click Save;

A card [Control Panel] is a whitelist that can be added to use a discrete graphics card, select the status on the right side of the required software as [High Performance], and select [Power Saving] for the integrated graphics card;

Hope it helps

Ask a question: the display switches to the independent display.

I know that.

The main thing is to switch the display.

Do you want to connect an external monitor, connect the monitor to the power supply, and then connect the monitor data cable to the VGA port on the laptop.

Use the combination shortcut key FN+F3 key to switch it to light up the LCD display.

Here's how to switch graphics cards:

1.Click Computer to open the computer management interface.

2.Right-click on "Properties".

3.Open Device Manager.

4.Open the display configuration.

<>7.Click [Manage 3D Settings], and then in the [Global Settings] on the right, change the option under your preferred graphics processor to [High-performance NVIDIA processor], and when you're done, remember to click [Save] at the bottom, as shown in the figure below.

To switch from dual graphics to a discrete graphics desktop, first set up the NVIDIA graphics card: In an empty space on the desktop of the computer, right-click, and then select [NVIDIA Control Panel].

In the NVIDIA control panel that opens, in the 3D settings on the left, click [Manage 3D Settings], and then in the [Global Settings] on the right, change the option under the preferred graphics processor to [High-performance NVIDIA processor], and when you're done, remember to click [Save] at the bottom;

In this way, you can switch the dual-graphics computer to run in a high-performance environment with a discrete graphics card by default;

Another:The above is the method of setting up a dual graphics card computer with only a single graphics card,The operation is relatively simple,The above method is suitable for the dual graphics card computer with the combination of CPU core graphics card + N independent graphics card,If the computer is matched with two independent graphics cards,No CPU integrated core graphics card,Then there is no need to set up。

The steps to switch discrete graphics cards are as follows:

1. Right-click on my computer and open Properties.

Right-click on the PC and select Properties Options, as shown in the following image

Second, click Device Manager.

Click Device Manager on the Control Panel page, as shown in the following figure:

3. Click on the display adapter.

In the Device Manager, find the Display Adapter Split Calendar option, as shown in the figure below

4. Disable the core graphics card.

Right-click on the integrated graphics card and select Disable Setup as shown in the image below

You can switch it in the control panel. The specific steps are as follows:

First of all, you need to determine whether the computer is a dual graphics card, and check whether the dual graphics card drivers are installed normally, and then set it up according to the following methods.

In an empty space on your computer's desktop, right-click and select NVIDIA Control Panel.

In the NVIDIA control panel that opens, in the 3D settings on the left, click [Manage 3D Settings], and then in the global settings on the right, change the options under the preferred graphics processor to a high-performance NVIDIA processor, and when you're done, remember to click Save at the bottom.

I haven't played with a double U board.,The principle should be about the same.,Listen to the difference between your two graphics cards.,I don't know if it's going to conflict.,It's safest to ban a piece in BIOS.。 4 screen splicing is all connected to a graphics card, and then open the graphics card driver to manage it, such as the management panel of the n card.

If it's two cards SLI or crossfire, you can plug it in casually, and then go to the management panel to manage the output.