How to switch the win10 dual-graphics card to the independent graphics card, win10 switch to the independent graphics card

How to switch the win10 dual-graphics card to the independent graphics card, win10 switch to the independent graphics card

Many motherboards are integrated with graphics cards to support basic display requirements. However, in pursuit of display performance, especially when gamers choose independent graphics cards, how can they switch between the two graphics cards under win10, the following is a small part of the switchover process for your reference.

Right-click the computer and select Properties, as shown in

Click Device Manager on the properties page, as shown in

Find the show adapter option in the Device Manager, as shown in

Turn on the show adapter option and you can see the list of two selected cards. The first is the integrated graphics card, and the second is the independent graphics card, as shown in

Right-click the Integrated Video Card and select disable device, as shown in

The system prompts that the device will stop running. Click "yes" and the integrated graphics card is disabled. The screen will flash instantly. Generally, the independent graphics card is automatically enabled at this time. If not, the device will be started manually. See the following figure.

Start the independent video card manually, right-click the independent video card, and select enable device, as shown in