Windows 10: How to change the location of a dedicated GPU

So a little while ago I got a laptop with an NVidia rtx 3060 as a dedicated/discrete gpu and an Intel Iris Xe GPU and integrated graphics. Originally, my laptop’s monitor monitor 1 was connected to the 3060 and the Intel graphics weren’t being used. I had another monitor monitor 2 so I set it up. I wanted to primarily use monitor 2. I somehow went into settings and rerouted the 3060 to only be connected to monitor 2, so monitor 1 had the Intel graphics connected to it. Now, I can’t remember what I did and want to only use monitor 1 with the 3060, but whenever I connect monitor 2 the 3060 b

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Cant use dedicated gpu

Hello I'm trying to use my dedicated GPU in place of my integrated but after I saw this




I had no clue what to do so I went into my BIOS to change it and there was integrated and switchable listed I picked switchable and still nothing now I'm here hoping somebody can help me.

I'm running windows 10 home version 1903, integrated gpu=intel graphics 3000, dedicated=AMD radeon graphics HD 7670M

 

About GPU dedicating.

Hello
웅황,

The feature that you're looking for in Windows 10 is not available. I suggest that you check with your graphics manufacturer if forcing an app/game to use a dedicated GPU to each task is available with their software.

Let us know if you have any other concerns.

 

How can I make Windows Input Experience leave the dedicated GPU alone?

Hi Carsten,

I'm Rodrigo and I'll help you.

To make this process use only the integrated GPU instead of the dedicated GPU, go to Settings > System > Display > Graphics > Under "Add an app", select "Desktop app" then "Browse" > select the application TextInputHost.exe located at

C:\Windows\SystemApps\MicrosoftWindows.Client.CBS_cw5n1h2txyewy\

The application will show on the list, select it > Options > and select the integrated GPU.