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Graphical issues: possible driver incompatibility?
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<blockquote data-quote="RoboMan" data-source="post: 674953" data-attributes="member: 53544"><p>May it be? If i have both drivers enabled i can right click and chose Intel Card and play League of Legends at 60fps, while if i right click and select the Nvidia i can play at 250fps.</p><p>As well, if i try to run any brand new game from 2017 with the Intel Card it will be a really bad experience but if i choose Nvidia then i can run it at clean FPS: So i think it works fine... Maybe it just needs both drivers to work fine? Maybe Windows 10 limits this and there's a configuration that kills performance if you're on Nvidia Card 24/7? That may be it. Maybe there's some power-saving option that, even if it's plugged in, kills performance if there's only the Nvidia card working?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="RoboMan, post: 674953, member: 53544"] May it be? If i have both drivers enabled i can right click and chose Intel Card and play League of Legends at 60fps, while if i right click and select the Nvidia i can play at 250fps. As well, if i try to run any brand new game from 2017 with the Intel Card it will be a really bad experience but if i choose Nvidia then i can run it at clean FPS: So i think it works fine... Maybe it just needs both drivers to work fine? Maybe Windows 10 limits this and there's a configuration that kills performance if you're on Nvidia Card 24/7? That may be it. Maybe there's some power-saving option that, even if it's plugged in, kills performance if there's only the Nvidia card working? [/QUOTE]
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