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or the ones with the gma could disable it and the amd/nvidia gpu would be the only thing attched directly to the displays
like pictured above, everything now goes through the intel hd, the newer ones are strong enough for still image processing not to interfere with the nvidia gpus, and can even help when streaming or capturing, let the intel hd do the video compression ect.. while the nvidia draws the images
To me omega, this laptop is far superior than my actual gaming PC. Its nearly double the performance of my PC, and the fact that is portable is a huge plus too. Its the reason why I got this one, it was on sale for a good price.
VVV
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That seriously stinks. So there is no way I can set my screen to 1440p or 4k? I mean if I plugged my 4k monitor is, my laptop will display that 4k resolution. So its not like it can't do it, there is something limiting it.
For proof, I am using my laptop right now running at 4k.
And my monitor is turned off, its just plugged into my laptop.
https://imgur.com/a/DLo6gJV
Yes the text isn't perfect, and yes its not the best color... but still. Its running 4k, if I were to set this is CRU or something else, it wouldn't work. This is mainly why I want to disable the intel card, so I can properly run a custom resolution without having to unplug my hdmi cable from my pc that is connected to my 4k monitor just to have a higher resolution.
And your laptop has a 1080p screen, not a 4K one. Do not use DSR/VSR on the desktop.
That monitor you are using is actually 4K right?
cloning different res can cause other issues
give the intel hd 1g of shared ram for its vram
then games should be able to use the 4k res
If the monitor is plugged in games will be able to use the 4k res regardless of my igpus vram settings. Just tried that now, no difference.
Rant V
The intel bs gpu can't go above 2048x1152 60hz, or else the screen will just go black... just because ya' know... there isn't enough bandwidth.
What is that intel, you said there wasn't any bandwidth left? Lying sack of $hit. That monitor isn't even running. Its power supply isn't even plugged in, yet I can still run 4k? Its 2019 and you aren't coded to block this too intel? Color me surprised. Its only a matter of time now :(
(The only thing plugged into my monitor is the hdmi cable. There's ZERO power going to it, and still my laptop is running at 4k. Only a matter of time intel fixes this 'bypass'.)
https://imgur.com/a/zGZSdaZ
When I eventually upgrade my PC, I am ditching Intel and Nvidia. ♥♥♥♥ them and their ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ bs. 'Nvidia Optimus' What the ♥♥♥♥ ever, I am not spending $2500 on a 'higher-end' model just so I can disable ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ intel hd... They block everything, from refresh rates to ♥♥♥♥♥♥ overclocks to ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ resolutions...
See what I mean when I say I don't understand it at all, and don't understand why there's no DSR options in nvidia control panel? Seriously man. Why the hell is this gone? Makes zero sense when my laptop can run 4k natively, the only thing I had to do was, plug in a hdmi cable.
Yet I would have to spend another $2000 to get a laptop with the ability to disable the igpu.
Considering the fact the GPU is limited to only 80 watts when there plently of cooling headroom to allow for more power, is just further proof Nvidia does this to force you to buy the higher end model.
There's no way around this as Nvidia encrypted the bios, unsurprisingly, after they found out people have been unlocking their cards for more performance, just like I did with my gtx 970. Its nearly as fast as an 1070 ti - 1080 founders edition with the mods I have done to it.
♥♥♥♥ you Nvidia.
Yes my monitor is the benq el2870u. 28' 4k screen.
And my laptop would run 4k on its built in screen if I had the hdmi cable plugged in. I've uploaded screenshots on imgur for proof.
Nvidia **** you!
- Linus Torvalds
I don't see how another laptop would help here. If lappy's got iGPU - you can't disable it.
No it isn't a built in 4k screen. My laptop has a 1080p screen 60hz screen, but for whatever reason, if I plug in that hdmi cable which is connected to my monitor (even though the monitors power isn't plugged in), I am able to set my built-in screen to 4k as in the photo.
Photos showing my external 4k monitor isn't plugged in
https://imgur.com/a/zGZSdaZ
And display settings on my laptop
https://imgur.com/a/DLo6gJV
It's just a display bug with Windows, in reality your laptop display isn't magic and it can't magically increase it's pixel count by 10 million when you plug a HDMI cable in the side.
Did you try using ddu on the drivers and clean install them? That makes no sense how the hdmi ports are 'fried', never working again.
A AMD gpu laptop wouldn't have this issue, I'd probably still be able to overclock the display further than this POS...
I was relating that to how his hdmi ports suddenly stopped working. DDU might fix it, but I never heard of this happening before.
3473R,
", and nvidia driver messed up external monitor 9 months ago and hdmi plugs never identify the monitors no more."
And screen oc'ing, its more of up to the igpu I believe, but its rather ♥♥♥♥♥♥ of nvidia, and or, MSI forces you to use the igpu as the dedicated card.