Microsoft will soon offer experienced Windows 10 users with multiple GPUs greater control over how they can use their graphics processors when running applications in Windows 10. Indeed, Windows 10 Build 20190 comes with the option. modify some graphics parameters:
- Microsoft has updated the graphics settings to allow users to specify a high performance GPU by default.
- Microsoft has updated the graphics settings to allow users to choose a specific GPU per application.
When running an application, Windows 10 will then decide which GPU should be used. For example, if you are running a game, Windows 10 will use the high performance GPU. Using the graphics settings under Settings> Display> Graphics settings, a user can currently specify whether an application should use the high performance or power saving GPU.
In Windows 10 Preview Build 20190, for users with multiple discrete GPUs, Microsoft now leaves it up to them to decide which GPU should be set as the default high performance GPU.
In some cases, however, a GPU may be better suited for a particular application, even if it is not the default one selected by Windows 10.
In the Preview, it is also possible for Windows 10 users to specify the GPU you want to use for specific applications.
This setting allows Windows 10 users to choose a particular GPU that may perform best in a game, even if it is not the most powerful processor. This also applies to cryptocurrency, video editing, and machine language / AI applications which may be better suited to a particular GPU than the one Windows 10 thinks it should be used.
Source : Microsoft
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