How to set up graphics card switching on a notebook, and how to switch graphics card mode on a noteb

How to switch between laptop graphics cards:

If you want to switch the graphics card of your laptop, you must first look at whether the graphics card of your computer is Intel or AMD. If it's Intel's, open the control panel first and change your preferred graphics processor to high performance. AMD's is adjusted in the toggle card settings.

Switching method: 1. First of all, you must determine whether the computer is a dual graphics card, which can be found in the device manager.

to see if there are 2 graphics cards;

2. If it is an N card, it is on the computer desktop.

In an empty space, right-click and select "NVIDIA Control Panel";

3. In the NVIDIA control panel that opens, in the 3D settings on the left, click on "Manage 3D settings", and then in the "Global settings" on the right, the graphics processor will be preferred.

Change the option below to "High-performance NVIDIA processor", and remember to click "Save" at the bottom when you're done.

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.

In the blank space of the desktop, right-click to select [Control Panel] of N card or A card, and then change the global setting to [High-performance NVIDIA processor] in the N card control panel; A card can find the software that needs to be switched in the control panel, and select [High Performance]. Here's a closer look:

1. If your laptop has a discrete graphics card, it will automatically detect it when running games or large software such as PS and then switch to the 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;

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

3. The 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;

Here's how to boot up the discrete graphics card:

1.Right-click on an empty space on the desktop and click on "NVIDIA Control Panel" in the pop-up menu.

2.Open your computer's NVIDIA Control Panel.

3.Click on "Manage 3D Management" on the left.

4.On the page that appears on the right, click on the option below your preferred image processor, where you can freely switch between discrete and integrated graphics.