Dual GPU

[Arsil]

Hi..
right to the point, I want to make my NVIDIA works so that i'll be able to do video editing more faster because it's extremely slow in premiere with Intel HD3000.. am I going to "injectnvdia" or ?? also I can see my nvdia in graphic (system report)

Thanks beforehand

 

[slim.jim]

Please add your system specs to your profile and we would need to know which GPU(s) you are using or going to be using.

 

[Arsil]

Please add your system specs to your profile and we would need to know which GPU(s) you are using or going to be using.

it is

 

[Arsil]

summon rehabman .. xD

 

[slim.jim]

summon rehabman .. xD

Is this a laptop?

 

[RehabMan]

Hi..
right to the point, I want to make my NVIDIA works so that i'll be able to do video editing more faster because it's extremely slow in premiere with Intel HD3000.. am I going to "injectnvdia" or ?? also I can see my nvdia in graphic (system report)

Thanks beforehand

If your Nvidia is Optimus... not supported.
Read the FAQ.
https://www.tonymacx86.com/threads/faq-read-first-laptop-frequent-questions.164990/

 

[Arsil]

If your Nvidia is Optimus... not supported.
Read the FAQ.
https://www.tonymacx86.com/threads/faq-read-first-laptop-frequent-questions.164990/

No as I mentioned in my profile GT-540M

 

[Arsil]

Is this a laptop?

yes it is

 

[AM0207xx]

No as I mentioned in my profile GT-540M

You should check it...
I also have a system with both, Nvidia and Intel, but when the configuration works like Nvidia Optimus, it isn´t supported like @RehabMan wrote in post #6.
You can check with Linux by typing "lspci -nn" in terminal. When you haven´t Linux installed, you can run a Linux live system ( for example Ubuntu ) on a USB-Stick or a CD.

 

[RehabMan]

No as I mentioned in my profile GT-540M

Your profile says HD3000+Nvidia.
Maybe it is not accurate...
Attach output from 'lspci -nn' in Linux.