Unsupported Graphics Card?

[Rockgod96]

I'm trying to use Source Filmmaker, but I keep getting an error message saying,
"Your graphics card does not meet the minimum requirements to run the SFM. You need a graphics card that supports at least DirectX 9.0 Shader Model 3.0. If you have a system that contains both integrated and higher-end graphics, you may need to change your driver settings to enable the higher-end graphics."
I think I know what this is saying. My computer has both an Intel graphics card (I'm assuming integrated) and a NVIDIA card (assuming higher-end). Problem is, I don't know how to make this change or if I need to upgrade my graphics card or get a new one.
I need some help knowing what to do here, and soon.
My computer is a Windows 10, if that helps at all.

[Fluffy]

what graphics card are you running??

[Rockgod96]

According to my computer, I have two.
One is an Intel(R) HD Graphics 630.
The other is a NVIDIA GeForce GT 730.
I'm not sure which one it's running on, though.

[Bad 💀 Motha]

In a Desktop, the Intel GPU is never used unless your Display is connected to that GPU's port.

So for NVIDIA GPU, your Display should connect to a port on that physical card.

[Rockgod96]

Publicado originalmente por Bad_Motha:

In a Desktop, the Intel GPU is never used unless your Display is connected to that GPU's port.

So for NVIDIA GPU, your Display should connect to a port on that physical card.

Ok, so does this mean I have to actually open up the computer and re-wire it?

[Bad 💀 Motha]

No, check the back of the system, if the Cable from your TV/Monitor connects to a Video Port on the Motherboard very near the USB ports, thats the Intel GPU.

The NVIDIA GPU will be in the lower expansion slot.

If connected to the Motherboard, shutdown the system, and move the cable connection from Motherboard to PCIE Graphics Card. Then power on the PC. Now you should be using the NVIDIA GPU 100% of the time.

http://en.community.dell.com/cfs-file/__key/communityserver-discussions-components-files/3514/5808.xps8700rear.jpg

[Rockgod96]

Publicado originalmente por Bad_Motha:

No, check the back of the system, if the Cable from your TV/Monitor connects to a Video Port on the Motherboard very near the USB ports, thats the Intel GPU.

The NVIDIA GPU will be in the lower expansion slot.

If connected to the Motherboard, shutdown the system, and move the cable connection from Motherboard to PCIE Graphics Card. Then power on the PC. Now you should be using the NVIDIA GPU 100% of the time.

http://en.community.dell.com/cfs-file/__key/communityserver-discussions-components-files/3514/5808.xps8700rear.jpg

And if I do this, that will fix the problems I've been having with SFM?

[Bad 💀 Motha]

It should, yes. If NVIDIA GPU Driver is already installed/updated already.

[Rockgod96]

Publicado originalmente por Bad_Motha:

It should, yes. If NVIDIA GPU Driver is already installed/updated already.

Good. I'll give it a try

[Rockgod96]

Publicado originalmente por Bad_Motha:

It should, yes. If NVIDIA GPU Driver is already installed/updated already.

Thanks. It worked.
I'm only posting this here in case someone with a similar problem sees this in the future.