Intel UHD und Intel HD IGPUs Auto-GPU-Boost-Funktion?
Hallo,
haben die Intel UHD 630, Intel Iris, Intel HD630, Intel UHD 770 und die anderen neuen IGPUs eine Auto-GPU-Boost-Funktion? Und ist diese unabhängig der Anwendung, ob man nur Spiele spielt, Facebook-Spiele oder normale Spiele, oder Videos damit bearbeitet? Bei Nvidia kann die GPU ja so hoch tackten, wie es möglich ist. Ist das bei einer der APUs von Intel auch möglich, also dass die APU von 1450 oder 1550 auf 1600 oder so selbstständig tackten kann?
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Intel likes to call it Turbo Boost or Boost clock, which the iGPs have long been able to do.
However, it lies with an additional dedicated Nvidia graphics card to nVidia Optimus, from when which GPU is used. However, it is possible to set in the Nvidia Control Panel for which application which GPU is used.
I meant Regardless whether laptop or desktop the one I want to play with Nvidia some games with the APU also on the desktop since I have 2 monitor I have the APU and the nvidia GPU active windows then decides whether dGPU or IGPU and for some games windows the IGPU does not use what I see IGPU maximum 40 to 50% with maximum power and the GPU does not boost over 1550 MHZ
On the desktop I think it is impossible that this is handled there as soon as a dedicated graphics card is installed the igp has nothing to do and sleep is sent a switch in the desktop area there is not that is technically (yet) not possible the igp in the desktop is only addressed if there is no dgpu in the pc or you have a monitor connected to the motherboard then the dgpu is sent to sleep
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With my laptop the monitor is connected to the igpu by the laptop itself and the games run on the dgpu I would like to turn off the igpu on the laptop but I have no option in the BIOS at the desktop it is no matter the nvidia main and the intel next to gpu
We’d have figured out how it is.
And so I can explain that the iGP is the weakest member in the covenant, and accordingly the graphics card has to adapt to the iGP. If the PC is to behave as it behaves. I don’t know your scenario with a mixing circuit between iGP and dGPU.
I have 2 monitors da a monitor dvi and the other hdmi has the gpu but only 1 hdmi port otherwise only display port and I brute 2 hdmi ports for 2 hdmi devices so I have connected the 2 monitors to the motherboard or igpu and since that the igpu is active
However, this is technically possible and also implemented in the desktop area. You only switch off the iGP because you don’t want to get rid of the RAM.
The topic was also quite large when all the mining cards flooded the market. The real mining cards, as is known, do not have outputs, and so you had to use the outputs of the iGP to zoom with these cards.
Don’t you think this is a deficit you should work on? Apart from the fact that there is auto-correction that can be helpful to you.
You mean I should use set characters I can’t