- Sep 4, 2014
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I have Acer Aspire V3-531G. Usually everything works as intended, computer switches between dedicated video card and the integrated one depending on the load. But every time I try to run any game with Oculus Rift DK2 my integrated graphics card happily takes over, which creates a huge impact on performance.
I've already set my GPU as preferred graphics processor in nVidia control panel, but that didn't seem to change much.
I've tried both disabling and uninstalling the integrated graphics processor through device manager, but that prevents nVidia GPU from functioning normally as well, its control panel doesn't even start. Dxdiag, depending on the mood, shows either some VGA card or n/a as my only display device.
There's no way to disable integrated GPU through BIOS, among very limited options there's only Graphics processor (or something like that) --> Switchable/Integrated.
Is there any way to force anything Oculus Rift related to use dedicated GPU? Or to disable the integrated GPU entirely without killing the dedicated one as well?
My specs:
CPU: Intel Pentium B970 2.3GHz
Ram: 8Gb
GPU: Nvidia GeForce GT630M
Storage: 500GB HDD
Operating system: Windows 7 Ultimate
I've already set my GPU as preferred graphics processor in nVidia control panel, but that didn't seem to change much.
I've tried both disabling and uninstalling the integrated graphics processor through device manager, but that prevents nVidia GPU from functioning normally as well, its control panel doesn't even start. Dxdiag, depending on the mood, shows either some VGA card or n/a as my only display device.
There's no way to disable integrated GPU through BIOS, among very limited options there's only Graphics processor (or something like that) --> Switchable/Integrated.
Is there any way to force anything Oculus Rift related to use dedicated GPU? Or to disable the integrated GPU entirely without killing the dedicated one as well?
My specs:
CPU: Intel Pentium B970 2.3GHz
Ram: 8Gb
GPU: Nvidia GeForce GT630M
Storage: 500GB HDD
Operating system: Windows 7 Ultimate
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