Windows 10: who's in charge of graphics

i recently purchased a new Toshiba laptop and am curious as to who's chip is in charge Intel or Nvidia

i have updated the physic's and such from Nvidea and also the Intel stuff as updates are avail

below are the spec's

Satellite S55-C5360
System Type Notebook
Processor / Type Core i7
Processor / Manufacturer Intel
Processor / Clock Speed 2.50 GHz
Processor / Number 6500U
Hard Drive / Capacity 1.00 TB
Webcam HD webcam
Input Device Type Keyboard; Touchpad
Header / Model Satellite S55-C5360
Processor / Type Core i7
Processor / Manufacturer Intel
Processor / Clock Speed 2.50 GHz
Processor / Number 6500U
Cache Memory Type L3 Cache
Cache Memory Installed Size 4 MB
Display Diagonal Size 15.6 Inch
LCD Backlight Technology LED Backlight
Display Technology TFT Active Matrix
Max Resolution 1920 x 1080
RAM / Total Installed Size 8.00 GB
RAM / Technology DDR3L SDRAM
Storage Controller Type Serial ATA
Hard Drive / Capacity 1.00 TB
Hard Drive / Spindle Speed 5400 RPM
Graphics Controller NVIDIA GeForce 930M
Video Memory / Installed Size 2 GB
Data Link Protocol Bluetooth; IEEE 802.11 ac; Gigabit Ethernet
Operating System Microsoft Windows 10 Home
Battery Technology Lithium-ion
Battery Capacity 45 WHr
Cell Count 4-cell
Power / Device Type AC Adapters
Power / Provided (W) 65 Watt
Service & Support Type 1 year standard limited warranty
Width 14.96 Inch
Depth 10.20 Inch
Height 0.89 Inch
Weight 4.85 lbs.
Expansion Slots Total (Free) Memory Card Reader
Interfaces HDMI with 4K Ultra HD output capability,Headphone/microphone(combination port),3 USB 3.0 (1 with USB Sleep and Charge),RJ-45 LAN port
Audio Output Built-in harman/kardon stereo speakers. DTS Sound
COO China
EPEAT Level Gold
Energy Star Compliant Yes

all info is greatly appreciated

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N97 Battery indication

I have the exact same problem. The interesting thing I've noticed is that, if I let it charge for about three hours, it'll stop charging (the battery charge graphics won't display anymore) and it'll stop at two bars. THEN, if I unplug it and re-plug it,
the phone continues charging (the graphics appear again) and it'll continue like that until it shows 7 full bars.



So, if this is true and by only disconecting it for a short bit the phone continues charging till full capacity, I'm inclined to think that there is something wrong with the sensor that prevents the battery from keep getting charged after it's full (since
this would damage it).

 

a mass request ( Things need to be added, improved, modifying or even be developed in any update or upcoming version of Windows Phone )

Then, you did everything Microsoft offers. Here in the Microsoft Mobile Community, features requests drown in the Internet swarm. Or stated differently: Here, feature requests get lost because they are not read by the guys who are in charge of change.



By the way: Miracast is available since Lumia Cyan. If your phone model does not offer it, you have to go for a Windows Phone with a newer graphic card, like the Nokia Lumia 735.

 

Normally the Intel chip would be used for typical usage while the NVidia would be used for more demanding needs, such as gaming. This means lower power consumption and lower heat. This is managed by the system.