Author Topic: Graphic Switchy stuff  (Read 1003 times)

hi i'm Jetlok.
when Jetlok started his laptop, the max graphics for stuff is stuff. but sometimes, for no loving reason, Jetlok's computer goes "HAY WANNA SWITCH GARPHCIS LOL?"
and Jetlok clicks yes.
then the max graphics for stuff is vunderbar!!
but. I've only had it randomly.

Jetlok want vunderbar graphics.
what do.

For one, don't talk like a handicap when it comes to stuff like technical support.

Two, sounds like your computer is switching between integrated and dedicated graphics chips.

Pretty sure you're supposed to press button

For one, don't talk like a handicap when it comes to stuff like technical support.

Two, sounds like your computer is switching between integrated and dedicated graphics chips.


how do I switch to the other one?
Pretty sure you're supposed to press button
:O!!!

how to switch from intergrated to dedicated graphics.

how to switch from intergrated to dedicated graphics.
Might be better to consult one of the companies involved with these cards than us.

wait, you can put a video card into a laptop then switch video cards?
what.

wait, you can put a video card into a laptop then switch video cards?
what.

Might be better to consult one of the companies involved with these cards than us.
but it seems pretty easy, I just (accidentally) did something and it asked, then they changed. tada. :l

If you go to the graphics control panel there should be an option to have it on high all the time. If it isn't that try to change the power plan or make a new one.

but it seems pretty easy, I just (accidentally) did something and it asked, then they changed. tada. :l
Yeah, you got lucky there. Unless we know what it is we can't really help. Have you since opened the program that causes the window to pop up? Or did it just pop up randomly?

the laptop is probably plugged in when graphics are good and plugged out when they're stuff.
that's just my guess.

If it's a laptop, I very much doubt that it has an integrated video card and a dedicated video card. So it's gotta be a setting in the graphics control application.
Is it AMD or nVidia or Intel?

if it's intel integrated, a program came with your computer that allows you to boost graphics settings. look around for it


would this be it?
because I can't find anything that lets me change them.