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graphics card problem

by kenny wirth · in Torque 3D Professional · 07/10/2013 (9:17 am) · 7 replies

hi together I have 2 graphics card in my laptop
1.Intel(R) HD Graphics 3000 (onboard)
2.Nvidia GeForce GT 640M
I run my game and under options I can only choose the Intel grafikkrate,but I want the Nvidia because has a better performance

sry for my bad english^^
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Torque Owner Nils Eikelenboom
Studio DimSum
#1
07/10/2013 (9:47 am)
I have a SamSung laptop (for presentations) with almost the same configuration;
the NVIDIA card is most of the time not recognized; also not by T3D.

Associate David Montgomery-Blake
David MontgomeryBlake
#2
07/10/2013 (9:54 am)
I believe this stems from the core problem with Nvidia dual card laptops that I've seen in the past. Each application is required to register with NVidia to get certified, which means each game, each engine, each software application. At least that's where it stood about a year ago with Nvidia.

kenny wirth
#3
07/10/2013 (10:25 am)
But what can I do with the udk engine I've also had more power, I think torque engine very well but I can not make a great deal with the intel graphics card

kenny wirth
#4
07/11/2013 (3:57 am)
I solved the problem, I can now use the Nvidia :)

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Torque Owner Nils Eikelenboom
Studio DimSum
#5
07/11/2013 (4:38 am)
maybe you can tell us how you fixed it?

kenny wirth
#6
07/11/2013 (4:49 am)
yes, but I have yet to test how that went :), but I'll post it I sat right behind

kenny wirth
#7
07/11/2013 (5:06 am)
I can not guarantee it works

1.Go to the Nvidia Control Panel
2.Go to program settings
3.Click on it Adding
4.Select your game from (path "Torque3D My Projects test game testgame.exe
5.Use high-performance NVIDIA processor
6.��bernehmen

ready to start playing and have fun :)
I hope I could help

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