Use dGPU if both dGPU and iGPU are available on Windows #1531
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We have a thing for that in the updater: https://github.com/Unvanquished/updater/blob/bd169b5f8539c5ef61cd8af87a1484ff8ebc383d/win.cpp#L322. But this way seems easier; maybe we can NUKE the updater bit. |
Hmm, the thing in the updater never worked for me I suppose, since I still had to set it manually. |
Normally, to use the dGPU on Windows 10/11, you need to manually set it for the executable in Windows setting. This will set some registry values to tell the NVidia/AMD drivers to use the dGPU here.
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I've got confirmation that this works on AMD too. |
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Normally, to use the dGPU on Windows 10/11, you need to manually set it for the executable in Windows settings. This will set some registry values to tell the NVidia/AMD drivers to use the dGPU here.
I've confirmed that this works on Win10 with an NVidia dGPU, now just waiting for someone to test it with AMD.