Windows 10 will handle that.I just tried solving my issue with the Chat Support but apparently, they're totally useless to the point where they don't even read what the current situation is while insisting I'd open a Remote Desktop Connection with them when the problem has, for the moment, already been addressed by reverting to an older OS and It was clearly communicated that I'm unwilling to open a connection, to begin with - Like WTF!?Īnyway. Pretty cool. (But don’t try to use this utility to update Surface Book’s drivers. When you do, it will scan your PC for installed games and then present the optimal configuration for each, optimized for your exact hardware. This application doesn’t come with Surface Book, but you can download it from the NVIDIA web site. NVIDIA makes an application called GeForce Experience which lets you optimize games for your NVIDIA graphics processor.
But if you have a particular app that you wish to always use the dGPU (or, conversely, always use integrated graphics), this control panel lets you make this choice. (Find it with Start search.) Normally, Windows will automatically choose which graphics processor to use on the fly. To do, you run the NVIDIA control panel, which comes with Surface Book. You can control whether individual applications use integrated graphics (the Intel HD Graphics 520 chipset in the screen) or the dGPU. So here are two tips for best taking advantage of this unique configuration.
But as I’ve discovered, it can handle modern 3D games quite ably, assuming you don’t mind sticking to 1080p-type resolutions. The chip is really designed for power-user productivity scenarios-Adobe Illustrator and Lightroom, for example–and not gaming. The discrete GPU (or dGPU) found in select Surface Book models is an NVIDIA GeForce “Maxwell”-based GPU with 1 GB of dedicated GDDR5 RAM. Here are two of them.įirst, here’s what we do know about the GPU. While the NVIDIA discrete GPU found in some Surface Book models is still somewhat mysterious, those who go this route gain some unique additional capabilities.
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