Taking advantage of integrated & dedicated graphics in laptop for power consumption.
Hi, so I have an Acer Swift X using Radeon integrated graphics and an RTX 3050 as the dedicated card.
The one thing Windows does well in my use-case is knowing when to utilize the integrated graphics, then transitioning over to using the dedicated GPU. If I use Firefox for web browsing/watching videos, then it will strictly use the Radeon graphics. If I start playing any game via. Steam or anything that's demanding at all, then it will transition over into using the dedicated graphics card. Is there any way I can utilise this same function (seamlessly) without having to set a bunch of manual configs?
The one thing Windows does well in my use-case is knowing when to utilize the integrated graphics, then transitioning over to using the dedicated GPU. If I use Firefox for web browsing/watching videos, then it will strictly use the Radeon graphics. If I start playing any game via. Steam or anything that's demanding at all, then it will transition over into using the dedicated graphics card. Is there any way I can utilise this same function (seamlessly) without having to set a bunch of manual configs?
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