Windows 10: How can I switch from amd graphics to nvidia

How can I switch from amd graphics to nvidia for games

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how to switch graphic card from intel to amd radeon in gtav

Hi,

Thank you for posting your query in Microsoft community.

I understand your concern and will guide you in the right direction.

I suggest you to refer the steps below to switch between the graphic drivers.

a. Press Windows + X.

b. Select device manager.

c. Click on Display adaptors
and expand.

d. Here you can switch the graphic drivers by disabling the driver.

e. Right click on the Intel driver
and disable it to switch to AMD driver.

Now follow the steps to check which graphic driver is used in the system.

1. Press Windows + r.

2. Type dxdiag.

3. Then under display, Check the name of the graphic driver.

Hope it helps. Do let us know if the issue is resolved. For any further information, feel free to contact us.

 

I need help install a Nvidia or amd graphics card to play injustice 2

Hello ! I'm Aymeric, and I'm here to help !

What is the configuration of your PC ? What kind of graphics card do you have ? If you have an Nvidia graphics card, you need Nvidia drivers. Same for AMD graphics card : you'll need AMD drivers.

If you use a laptop, there's usually a sticker next to the laptop's trackpad.

Please let me know the graphics card you're using, and I will guide you through the steps.

Looking forward to your answer !

 

Cannot choose nvidia graphics card instead of AMD for display view

Hi,

I'm Pedro A, Independent Advisor

In notebooks that have a dedicated video card and processors with integrated video, this can occur.

My suggestion is that you try to disable the integrated video on your processor and leave it activated only at 1660Ti

1 - Right-click on the Start Menu and select "Device Manager"

When opening the "Device Manager", Click on "Display Adapters"

It will show the 1660Ti graphics card and AMD integrated graphics.

2 - Right click on AMD Integrated Graphics and select "Disable Device"

From that moment on your processor's AMD Integrated Graphics are disabled.

3 - Open "Nvidia Control Panel" and search for

"Manage 3D Settings"

In the "Program Settings" tab, select the program you want the application you want to use only the dedicated graphics

4 - In "Select the preferred graphics processor for this program", select NVIDIA GPU

Then do a test and check if the desired application is using the NVIDIA video card