Enabling and Disabling Integrated Graphics for Performance
HTML-код
- Опубликовано: 10 сен 2024
- I explain why I enable and disable integrated graphics in Windows to get the most performance from my system.
I'd love to hear your thoughts on this so please leave a comment below. As always, if you enjoyed the video, please click like, share, and subscribe :)
Thanks guys.
Kevin
-- Connect With Me --
Website: www.kevinmuldoo...
Twitter: / kevinmuldoon
Facebook: / kevinmuldoondotcom
Google+: plus.google.co...
#integratedgraphics #intel #intelgraphics #intelgpu
Jsyk that's not how you enable/disable Intel integrated graphics. You have to change the setting in the UEFI/BIOS to see the actual difference.
How?
Agreed. It's just a shortcut die disabling things when you're in Windows.
If you're switching then off permanently, you do so in the bios.
@@KevinMuldoon a year late, but at least you understand. :)
I never received an update of your comment. 👍
For clarification, this video was about switching it off via the device manager for testing etc. If you're making any changes to graphics, memory speed or overclocking etc, you can make quick changes in Windows for testing, but long term you're better setting it in the bios.
@@KevinMuldoon It should be mentioned that you can't disable integrated graphics on laptops in BIOS. Only solution is specify it through Nvidia Control Panel.
I have a question so if i disable my intel and enable my graphics only will i get better performance?
Chipset
No you wont, but it may create extra heat, so if you dont use it just disable it
so if I have a dedicated gpu (rx 570) plugged into my motherboard as well as a integrated gpu in my cpu (core i5 8600k) is my pc using my integrated graphics for some things or does it strictly only use my dedicated gpu? i am looking to buy a i7 9700f and wanting to know if switching will change absolutely anything because i do not want to have any more problems.
You can select what GPU powers what in Windows via the Nvidia app.
Obviously, if you plug your monitor onto the motherboard HDMI or displayport port, itbeillbuse integrated graphics. And the GPU if you plug it in there.
Im on laptop I need help the problem is when i try to run my games from graphics settings menu like high perfomance or power saving it shows the same GPU my integrated one Radeon R7 iv tried everything to switch to my deticated rx 460.When i open advanced display settings it shows my display is connected to Radeon R7.Iv tried this with disabling my integrated iv got some fps boost but they are both working now not the deticated only.Any advice sir?
I've not used an AMD graphics card in years, but in Nvidia, there's an option to select which GPU is used for apps.
Personally I got my IGPU and dedicated gpu enabled cuz it help me a lot with Streaming to twitch with the quicksync obs codec, I put to work my idle IGPU with my stream process with quicksync and my secondary monitor and the rest of my pc is completely free for gaming and in that way I’m able to play without any drops as I’m streaming at the same time at 1080p 60fps.
I disabled it and now my screen it's black! Pleasd someone can tell me how to fix it? I have amd ryzen 5 2400g with vega 11
Have you tried connecting the hdmi or display port cable to your gpu instead of your motherboard?
@@KevinMuldoon I fix it quiting the Csmr (or something like that) battery.
But now I have problems with the drivers of amd ryzen 5 2400g vega 11. When I install them, i reboot it and the screen goes black.
You may have to roll back the driver.
Does your monitor have to be plugged into your graphics card because I did this and then my screen wasn’t properly work and it wouldn’t boot up but then I plugged it into my HDMITV on the graphics card and it started up fine maybe I just need to get an HDMI monitor to plug it into the graphics card but then I’m concerned that I can’t use two monitors because my monitor I’m using now is VGA.
If you plug it into your graphics card, the monitor will use the GPU.
On my laptop I have amd Radeon and 1650 I want to use the 1650 so I will disable the amd nothing will happen right?
Man if I disable my Intel HD my Windows becomes so laggy (although in the games it stops any lag, because it appears to solve the problem of switching in game from nvidia to Intel HD)... Is there a way to force to use Nvidia 960m to render Windows software too so it doesnt laggys on webpages from Chrome, per example?
Check if Chrome is using hardware acceleration
Hi, I have problem with my graphics, its integrated and when i put my graphics card in computer (radeon r7 240 2gb) it wont load, even when I connect with integrated card and my graphics is in computer it just turns on but no signal,,, can anyone help me, please?
Does this help get better performance in games as well. Because i upgraded my cpu to one that has integrated graphics but my games seem to perform a lot worse, so would that be because my computer is using the cpus integrated graphics instead of my actual graphics card?
It is possible that your settings are using integrated graphics instead of the discrete GPU. Check your GPU settings and make sure games are set to use your GPU, not integrated graphics.
i have 2 graphicscard, is it better to disabled integrated graphics card and leave AMD as default? would it help performance for gaming?....... anyway the way he explained it is better use one only as a default? yes or no?
I think it depends on the app. Some apps are optimised for hardware acceleration. Nvidia allows you to change what is used for particular apps.
@@KevinMuldoon thank u, i understand now more how to use graphicscard enabling and disabling them.
I got a new gpu and plugged it in I got no signal people say to disable on board graphics if I do this shut down install my dedicated gpu and if it still doesn’t work is there anyway I can renable the on board graphics
You shouldn't have to disable your GPU to get it to work.
Just make sure it's connected properly and has power etc and then install the drivers for the card.
(Example)So if I have a ryzen 5 3400g and in the future decide to get a gtx 1660 or 1660 super will I have to get a entirely new cpu to get the best performance off my gpu. Also would it be better to just go with a ryzen 5 3600/gtx 1660 combo in the long run?
You need to think of the overall setup. Everything in your pc should work in harmony.
You could have an amazing CPU and GPU, but if you have 2GB of memory, you don't run the latest games.
Likewise, if you have a good GPU but a basic CPU, the CPU will throttle in man apps and games before the GPU is even pushed.
You need to review what software and games you play and look at the recommended requirements to get a better picture of what you build. 👍
I think this can finally be step one in me solving my bsod and sometimes black screen when I'm loading up a session on my digital audio workstation. Because my laptop literally came with an integrated intel 630 and an and 5 something
I have a gateway nv52l06u laptop with an AMD a10-4600m quad core with integrated graphics and my bios does not have an option for turning off the integrated graphics and I feel like I'm beating my head against the wall trying to get the integrated graphics turned off and get my external graphics card set up to run can you help a guy out here I do take the laptop out and about so being able to flip between the two like you are doing would be great I only need the external gpu when I'm gaming or watching movies if you could point me in the right direction I would be very grateful
Some laptops don't let you power off integrated graphics as it's used to display the screen.
I would think they would share igpu ram and also use the power of the GPU and onboard "gpu" to boost performance just like a few laptops
so basicly i have rx 570 and integrated so if im going to sell my 570 i just need to enable my integrated like that in device manager to work and i wont have problems?
im literally doing the same thing
Hey, is it scottish english you're speaking?
It's just English. If I used local words, you wouldn't understand them 🙂
All areas of the UK have regional dialects.
I was wondering exactly this. If I understand correctly you are getting around 640 sols vs around 720 sols - a difference of around 80 sols per 1080ti - is that right? I'm currently deciding on upgrading my main (video editing + mining) system to a Threadripper 1950x or paying more for one of the Intel i9's but believe Ryzen doesnt have integrated graphics so would have no option other than use the GPU for display + mining.
I get over 700 in both if I use integrated graphics. Sometimes chrome opens in a GPU and my sols decrease so I tend to close off everything when not working.
I'm not sure paying for a good CPU is worth it for mining. Apart from my main pc, all my rigs have basic celerons.
It was more the difference I was interested in, rather than absolute sols. Anyway thinking about it, maybe not that big a deal messing around with IG or if dont have IG (Ryzen). IG probably consumes more watts on the CPU (albeit not alot), could bump up the GPU power by 10W or so instead to compensate in part for drop in sols to drive the display, if cooling sufficient. As I mentioned this is a main (editing) system, thus why I am deciding on Threadripper or i9 update.
yeah you could be right. I hasn't even thought about that.
Perhaps increasing the power on my GPUs and disabling integrated graphics wild give me more sols at the same power.
I'll look into how many watts the 8700K uses under different conditions.
I have a discrete gpu (rx560x) and integrated one (vega 8 which comes with my processor) I disabled the integrated one and when I try to open games, I get like 3 fps or so. How do I fix that. But as soon as I enable my integrated one I get more fps.
You're perhaps better letting integrated graphics handling the display. Only some laptops work well with integrated graphics being disabled.
I HAve radeon r7 INTEGRATED and r7 m340 can i disable my integrated?
I know it's a 2 year old video but I really want help sir , I have a AMD A8 Apu with RX 560 4gb now when I installed my card only 2 cores are working instead of 4 so, how to fix it to get r cores back for better speed
I've never heard about a GPU reducing the number of cores that the CPU uses.
My guess is that this is a software issue or there's a problem with the CPU that's unrelated to the GPU.
My gpu doesn’t show up in device manager at all plz help and also the pci slot it is in says it’s empty
I've never encountered a PCIE slot saying something is empty. My first guess would be drivers. Have they been installed?
What will be happend if i disable intergrated GPU notebook AMD dual GPU Asus X550Z?? I still scare to do that, but annoying about can't use my dedicated GPU for all purpose
It's generally still better to use integrated for the display unless your CPU is bottlenecking.
Is your GPU not being used for specific apps?
Is it bad that 2 of my monitors are using intergrated graphics but my main one is using my Rtx 2060 super
No it's fine. It would only be an issue of CPU usage was high.
hi. i have an omen laptop HP 17, very new, intel i9, 32gb ram, nvidia rtx 2080. i can see the cuda option in premiere settings, BUT when i try to export, the encoding is only "software" and grey. cannot change to hardware. someone told me that "your particular laptop has the integrated Intel UHD Graphics disabled at the factory that manufactured the laptop. Therefore, there is no QuickSync, and thus no hardware acceleration. On the other hand, most laptops with this combo have both the integrated Intel UHD Graphics and the discrete GPU enabled"
Hp is not telling me how to access advanced system settings in bios so i can enable intel gpu
1) any idea what to do to enable it?
2) u think the software encoding i have now, would be faster than the hardware intel quicksynch if i could enable it when i export?
thanks
I'm not sure why it isn't showing.
My Alienware laptop has an RTX 2080 and it shows all encoding options.
Check your device manager to see what your GPU options are.
@@KevinMuldoon only shows nvidia rtx 2080 in device manager. i think its just disabled by the manufacturer. i assume in version 14.2 which supports nvidia nevc hardware, might be able to be enabled. thanks
You can double check this in the bios, but I'm still not sure why nvenc isn't available in obs.
Perhaps you need to reinstall it.
discrete = your nvidia gpu
hybrid = your intel gpu
leave it on discrete which is for gaming btw ☺
sir my laptop has 2 gpu, one integrated and the other is dedicated. can i disable the integrated gpu and use the dedicated gpu as my main gpu? they're both amd..
Do you have a reason for doing so? For example, are there apps where the CPU is causing bottlenecking?
bro i have an onboard graphics and dedicated graphics will it both run on games?
No. If you're unsure what the game is using, you can check it in windows, but games should default to the GPU.
@@KevinMuldoon thx
If I disable Integrated Graphics it will take an effect? (I'm using laptop Gtx 1650 + Ryzen 5 3550h Asus Tuf Gaming 505DT)
Check your bios and your laptop manual to see if this is possible.
Thank
Hey I'm having this strange problem where just recently valorant has started using my integrated graphics in-game but when I tab out, it uses my dedicated graphics... pls help I'm only getting 40-70 fps on low in Valorant compared to 100 - 300 on high....
I suspect this is a settings issue in Nvidia or within the game.
@@KevinMuldoon Is there any way you can turn off integrated graphics access to certain apps... thanks for responding!
The Nvidia panel has options for selecting which GPU to use for each app or game.
So, can anyone help me I got problem ?So I disabled integrated graphics and my laptop is runniny down slower than before.So I enable integrated graphics and its same. When I play games it is slow er than before .
HELP?
I would make sure it's enabled in the bios and then run MSI Afterburner to check your GPU settings are correct.
Hey man, I disabled my integration graphics through my bios and after a while my screen didn’t work out no longer, do u have any advice what could I do ? Cuz I can’t access my bios no longer like I said the screen does not work out no more.
If you hook your laptop to an external monitor, you should be able to go in and reactivate integrated graphics in the bios.
I would reccomend to go in bios and disable em there just a tip
@@mohamedalimhamedi131 wich cpu do you have some don't have intregrated grapichs
@@mohamedalimhamedi131 hmmm weird it has integrated grapichs tho... i think ur bios doesn't support it :/
@@mohamedalimhamedi131 mo problem! kinda sucks tho that i couldn't like really help help if you get that XD
@@mohamedalimhamedi131 awhh. Thx XD well then i was happy to be able to help you
@@mohamedalimhamedi131 try pressing right shift, right control, left alt, and f2
how does the IGPU even kick in without a cord coming right from the motherboards HDMI
Integrated graphics don't rely on a connection such as HDMI or Display port to work. Those are simply display outputs.
@@KevinMuldoon how come I can’t utilize mine unless I’m plugged in? If I use the ports off my 3070 the integrated card sits idle.
It can still be utilised if you're not connected to a display.
For example, if there is no connection to a monitor and the pc is switched on, you could connect remotely. This is common in many setups like servers, mining rigs etc.
I had the same problem with laptop intel igpu + dedicated NVIDIA GeForce mx110 and every time I use obs hardware acceleration it only picks the weaker igpu and whole thing crashes BSOD after few minutes and I had obs configured in nvidia control panel to only use nvidia and the obs still chooses igpu and crashes. It was so frustrating that I gave up and used only obs software recording but now I will try this trick of your's to disable igpu completely and see what happens when thicking the acceleration box
I would re-install OBS and then be sure to select NVENC as the encoder. Then restart your computer again. That should hopefully fix it.
@@KevinMuldoon Thanks Kevin will try that too with my next recording the last one took me like 3 days trying around about 50 different trials only finished it last night
No problem. Best of luck with it.
If i had close on my pc the cpu deticated graphics and goes to another pc this cpu thats have still close the graphics or this is only on my pc?
I have no idea what you're asking.
@@KevinMuldoon If I turn off the embedded graphics from the cpu on my computer if I put this cpu on another computer will the embedded graphics still be turned off?
No it will not. The bios informed stored in a CMOS chip on your motherboard.
@@KevinMuldoon Thank you very much for helping me a lot.
You're welcome.
Hello, I bought a Gefore GTX1650 super 4GDDR6 and If I dissable the IGPU in the BIOS and one day the Geforce dies....how could I boot my computer if I have dissabled the onboard video? regards.
You should still be able to boot into the bios if there's any problem with the GPU.
Normally it resets the bios on the motherboard and then it automatically chooses Integrated CPU Graphics when you don't have another GPU on PCIE (PCI-Express) you have! ;)
Basically, enabling integrated graphics with installed gpus is pointless.
Some laptops that use integrated graphics, when you are in an intense graphical game, the integrated graphics will cause the CPU to stall for a millisecond, so it definitely can effect performance, depending on the game you are playing.
A friend of mine is just now having this issue with pubg... it takes a ton of cpu and gpu speed.
@@rcchristian2 would it increase FPS for gaming? for example PUBG Mobile Emulator. i have AMD R5 M330 and INTEL HD Graphics 5500.if i disabled the intel, i have one GPU running, what would be the effect? and would it help to not to heat up my laptop?
@@yocho2677 You'd think it would increase FPS as you could have that graphic card working on things and then a dedicated graphic card for your game, but so far from what people are reporting, this is not the case.
There should be a software solution though, in order to fix this.
I think in your case, you should look at all the people testing this... and what games they are testing it on and move with what they are discovering. It may be feasible in your case to run two graphics cards and not to disable the integrated one, but for the people I am helping, this doesnt seem to be the case.
One thing though, if you go in to the NVIDIA settings you can control which graphics card is being used by what game, but the problem I seem to be running in to is, that depending on how you install everything, and what order you install them in, creates unique types of problems and different solutions even for the same systems (i hope that makes sense)
but what I would do if I was you, was find someone who has the exact same system and hardware AND software, that are experiencing the same problems.... and use their data to help you along your path! hope this helps you!
@@rcchristian2 ahhhhh, ok very good explanation, it makes sense alot, thank you 🤟😎👽
Integrated graphics increases cpu usage so using both can be detrimental to performance. It depends on the app and how much the cpu is being pushed.
Please help me i disabled my integrated graphics and now it wont pop up apps
Go back into your bios and review your display settings. If required, you could reset that bios.
@@KevinMuldoon I got it into safe mode and successfully enabled the igpu so it is all good now
That's great. Glad you got it sorted 👍
Help iam disable intel hd but my other monitor has not working (black schreen) hi is on dvi.
I have a laptop!!!!
I wouldn't disable integrated graphics on a laptop unless you have a dedicated graphics card (and even then, it's perhaps not ideal).
@@KevinMuldoon i have AMD Radeon
But i will run Gta V, He is starting on intel hd and it's lagging. How to play on AMD Radeon Graphic bro?
I don't know what you're asking. An AMD card will run games too.
Sir i am using i9 9900 k 32 gb ram , amd ryzen rx580 card and i am a video editor but whenever i use adobe softwares like my cpu usage doesn't increase and ram is getting used sometimes but not everytime , gpu usage is 0% and everything lags a lot and i so confused about this issue and not able to find a proper answer anywhere .
Please can you suggest me what problem is it exactly and how to resolve it because i think i9 is a Powerful cpu and i just bought this recently .
Yeah that's a powerful CPU.
My guess is that the issue isn't the software, but something wrong with your setup. It's difficult to say without being there to test everything etc.
@@KevinMuldoon how to test it wit some software or any thing ??
In your shoes, I would open up task manager and then start running some games and other applications to see if anything else is affected.
@@KevinMuldoon everything works fine with other apps but it's problem with after effects only
@@gauravkumar-bu6xo first thing I would do is uninstall and then reinstall the app.
If the problem continues, open a ticket with Adobe and they can help you troubleshoot the issue.
Does this work for laptop that has built in graphics cars because when I disable it, my screen went black ?
Check your bios to see. Some laptops allow you to switch integrated graphics off. I generally keep it on though.
@@KevinMuldoon Thanks man for the info! 👍
Kevin Muldoon my screen went black and it’s not coming back
@@compete3356 help me guys i have the same proplem
Is there any way to disable Radeon Vega 8 on my acer nitro 5 all amd model
It's not usually an option in laptops (I believe).
whenever i use my dedicated gpu (bsod) appears video tdr failure i had to disable it in bios to not encounter anymore (bsod) [dedicated-radeon 530] [integrated - intel uhd620]
When things like this happen, it's best to remove the GPU driver and reinstall. Make sure your bios is up to date too.
@@KevinMuldoon i have a laptop
please help me solve this can't remove gpu
Make sure integrated graphics is enabled via the bios.
@@KevinMuldoon i did that but i want to use radeon for games
You just have to ensure your discrete GPU is selected for the games and apps you want to use it on.
By default, it should integrated graphics for the display and your main GPU for games etc.
it is safe to disable/enable my nvidia every time i booting to my system?
You'd be better disabling it in the bios if you're doing it every login.
Does it help if i activate my integrated gpu?(in gaming)intel hd graphics 2500.
That was launched in 2012 so you must be using an old CPU.
Does it improve gaming performance?
My guess is it doesn't, but using integrated graphics for your display could mean there's more GPU power for games. Whether you are any real difference though is another story, so you'd have to check it for yourself.
Kevin Muldoon I have an i5-3550-4cores-4threads-3.3 ghz-8gb ram-intel hd graphics 2500
Give it a try and see if you see any difference.
@@KevinMuldoon but do you think it will be a diff?
@@Leon-xl6pi haha I never presume anything in situations like this. You will need to test it for yourself. 👍
My screen went completely black. It’s been like this for a few weeks. Do you know if there’s any way I could reenable it?
Check your bios settings.
pro did you solve this proplem i need help 😭
Hi my screen on my second monitor does not work withe my laptop now whato should i do?
Could be the laptop, laptop settings, monitor or the cable. You'll have to troubleshoot all of them.
@@KevinMuldoon thx but how do i do it?
It's impossible for me to troubleshoot an issue like this. You're going to have to do trial an error and see what's wrong.
Try the laptop with another monitor. Try the monitor with another laptop. Try a different PC.
@@KevinMuldoon thx a million for the help but i only have 1 pc and 1 external monitor but i will try to fix it thx again
You're welcome. Sorry, it's night on impossible for me to resolve something like this without being there and troubleshooting it myself.
Such a much easier way to disable the integrated graphics....thank you so much.
I need it disabled when editing in Premiere and need it on when Exporting in Premiere.
Thanks a lot Kevin.
You're welcome.
What is that arm that holds camera in background? 8:48
It was just a mic boom arm that I used to hold my camera.
Guys I disabled my integrated graphics and now my monitor is always black and it turns on and off every 10+ seconds
Same... Yikes...
have you got a gpu to turn it off? lol
plug in your monitor to ypur gpu
Unplug PC pull the quarter sized battery out motherboard press the power button for 10secs put back in place startup again should work now
Same here..I'm kinda scared..
Bro please help after disabling my card when iam enabling it again it is showing a yellow exclamation mark
Re-enable integrated graphics if you run into any problems.
When i am enabling, it just reverts back to dedicated one and shows exclamation mark on integrated card
@@kaustubh2383 if it doesn't re-enable via the device manager, you can change settings in the bios.
@@KevinMuldoon ya man thanks will try it now as a last resort ,fingers crossed
Hi a disabled my vega 8 graphics and when a go to re enable it there's no option to do so can you help
Check your bios settings.
@@KevinMuldoon I'm not sure where to look in bios
It will be in there somewhere. It's different for each motherboard.
@@KevinMuldoon is there a specific thing its under I'm not very good with pcs
You need to find the motherboard/laptop in question, download the manual and then find the setting there.
That's all I do when I need to tackle an issue like this. 👍
For some reason when I disable my integrated graphics my second monitor stops working, even after restarting my PC my second monitor just mirrored the same thing on my main monitor. Any tips to fix this?
I haven't faced that myself, but you probably have to go into display and make sure the monitor is activated again.
Once I go into display settings after disabling my integrated graphics my PC can't detect the monitor.
I haven't seen that myself. My 1080 ti still powered 2 monitors.
Try connecting the monitor to the GPU directly (atleast the 2nd one)
Do you need to have 2 graphic cards are can you disable it with just 1 graphic card
You can disable integrated graphics and just use your discrete GPU if you prefer.
@@KevinMuldoon i could yes but when looking it up for some people it can cause problems
I wouldn't disable it on a laptop, but on a PC it is safe to disable integrated graphics from the bios. You can always activate it later.
I generally just keep both active though.
Sad. My HP 110 016 Desktop(Build JUN2013) has (don't laugh, works GR8) Pentium G2020T
TDP:35W Operating speed: Up to 2.5 GHz Cores 2. Intel Integrated Graphics(No Card of course). Processor UPgrade (HP Website Specs.) the best I can get is the Intel Core i3-3240T (Ivy Bridge) Dual Core, which is "End of Life" Production due to Intel up to NOW i7 - i9 Processors. Bought NEW SATA 3T to REplace SATA 500G, but darn it, have to REplace Processor, no biggie, but none out there to comply with the "best" I can get.
he def made this video to tell us he has 2 1080tis
You're 100% correct. Check out my video where I show I have 6!!! 😊
well let me flex on his weak pc. unless he finds something better then my two RTX TITANS. im not impressed.
@@strifepack I got a 1070 :(
The 1070 is still a good card. Arguably one of the best bang for buck cards of the gtx series.
What games are you playing with those?
I have a i7 6700k and my integrated graphics are not showing up?
Check your device manager. You may have disabled them at one point.
kevin muldoon where is thr point
Wait can i use both of them at the same time and get better performance
In practice, certain apps will use one or the other. You won't get better performance as an app can't use both at the same time.
Ok!
Help when I played Monster Hunter World it lags to 4-6 fps!!!! I have disabled IGpu and enabled amd radeon!!
thanks this helped me alot
You're welcome.
When i disable that card i get lower performance?
same
It depends on what you're doing. Disabling integrated graphics is only required with certain apps and situations.
That's actually my phone model what a coincidence.
I have one problem, so basically If I just turn off my Intel(R) UHD Graphics 630 my whole screen, windows, etc literally lag except the mouse. Is there a fix? This is my specs:
- Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-9750H CPU @ 2.60GHz
- NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2060.
- Laptop RAM: 8GB
I edited my comment because I've forgotten something.
I wouldn't normally advise disabling integrated on a laptop as it's usually used for the screen etc.
Lifesaver
Dont try this on laptops like no just dont it blue screened mine
Yup. My screen just went black
On laptops, integrated graphics are normally powering the display. Check your boot menu.
@@KevinMuldoon Thanks for the info👍
@@hakimkamaruzaman9218 how u solve this proplem
how do i open up the device manager?
Right click the windows button at the bottom left and then scroll up and you'll see it.
@@KevinMuldoon thanks brother😊
You're welcome.
someone translate that 10 minutes to me ? is it good to disable the intel graphics or not ? and for witch application is that capable for better performance ?
If you have a dedicated GPU it will give you way better performance than an integrated GPU.
For laptops this is not reccomended for gaming, if you disable it, for example, i tested this with cod mw, with the integrated i had around 200 fps in menu, without it i had 4 fps
It depends on the laptop.
I normally use integrated graphics on laptops, but there are some laptops that use the GPU for the screen.
I suspect you'd still be able to disable integrated graphics if you want to, but you'd have to make sure all settings were correct.
@@KevinMuldoon yeah true, it runs really badly in games, but doing like browsing and some more gpu dedicated stuff, it runs quite smoothly, but thanks for the advice, suprised that id get an answer so fast on a video thats 2 years old😃
@@nikssandrisruks4871 Haha you're welcome.
I do my best to reply to most comments 👍
Thank you! I was wondering why after enabling the iGPU from the BIOS it was asleep. I had to activate the OpenCL so.
You're welcome.
Does it work for laptops too?
Yes.
@@KevinMuldoon soo this should help me record with no problems right, and just before I attempt such can you tell how to get rid of the black screen just in case it comes
I don't know the hardware you're using or apps or anything, so I can't guarantee anything. 😎
@@KevinMuldooni7 7700hq, GTX 1050ti,16gb ram and trying to use obs
@@KevinMuldoon what I do use is when trying to record rocket league, integrated graphics is at 100 while GPU is like 10% yet fps drops to 30 aprrox when recording
Edit processor will be approx 70%
i'm honestly just doing ALL this for the damn privacy options for streaming and recording desktop on my damn laptop.
Dude the same reason for me, I needed to know if ill end with a black screen if i disable the intel graphics, please let me knoe
@@TheAsianKidxD no you will not but when you are playing any game your game might run at 2 fps even if it says it is running at 144 or 100 fps
Now someone needs 2RTX 2080Tis :D
Haha I wish.
Drinking game: take a drink each time Kevin says “integrated graphics” 😊
Bonus points if you have a whisky every time I say GPU 😁
@@KevinMuldoon Yass, my true fellow Scotsman!
I turned of my integrated gpu like you and my pc just turned off
this only works if you have a second gpu like a nvidia or amd
if you did this to your only gpu sorry man but youre fucked
big massive F
I love your voice
Integrated Graphics serve as many other functions and capacities than this guy is assuming. Disabling the Integrated Graphics also disables several functions the CPU uses to help process your main GPUs as well. All you are doing is putting more unnecessary strain on your main cards and you definitely aren't getting any form of 'performance boost'.
This guy didn't assume anything! 😆
There are situations where disabling integrated graphics can help. For example, when your CPU is bottling or when a specific app refuses to run through your GPU.
It wouldn't be unreasonable. I disagree with that.
Gaming laptops have mux switches so that integrated graphics can be turned off. This stops graphics from being run through the integrated graphics before the display, which usually increases FPS significantly.
Mobile Ryzen CPUs have integrated graphics. Some desktop Ryzen chips too 👍
Are you building a new PC? Check the stats for any CPU you buy. You might that there's a version of your Ryzen CPU that has integrated graphics and one that doesn't.
don't do this on a laptop, your battery will tank really hard
That should not happen. In fact, it should be the opposite.
Generally speaking though, you wouldn't want to turn integrated graphics off on a laptop anyways. There are some situations where it could be useful, but you can only do it if your laptop has a dedicated graphics card.
@@KevinMuldoon huh, I always thought that if you turned off the igpu then the laptop would only use the dedicated, which would reduce battery life
Well, that is true in many situations, but it depends on what you're actually doing.
Most people disable integrated graphics because of bottlenecks, rather than because of trying to reduce battery life.
Integrated graphics should consume less power than a discrete GPU for general usage like browsing etx, but integrated graphics are powered via your CPU so apps that need a lot of graphical power will shoot your CPU to 100%.
For example, I used to use crypto mining apps on laptops and some shot the CPU to 100%, so were not able to utilise the GPU fully. In those instances, I used to disable integrated graphics so I could use the dedicated GPU to do everything.
@@KevinMuldoon ah yeah that makes sense
TL;DW?
my cat got hit by a car after i did this !
lol sadface
bruh moment
I have the same problem on my 2019 years old laptop :D
Honestly Intel now days just making money, where AMD listens to its customers and provides good value.
Yes....
Hahahaha. Amd is shit in laptops
@@sufferfromglory1532 You mean the Bride from Intel ?
@@sufferfromglory1532 Forza Intel pal !
AMD fucked up my laptop capacities some years ago
That's called a MONITOR!.