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Hi, |
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Heiko Baums writes: |
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> It's not possible, because the Nvidia Optimus chip isn't a full featured |
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> graphics card, and doesn't write directly to the screen. Joost already |
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> explained it pretty well. |
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I'm using a T530 with Optimus. I can only external monitors only with |
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the NVidia-Card, not with the integrated one. I tried to get the |
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following working roughly two years ago, but I failed: |
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I'd like to use the internal card most of the time since I don't care |
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about 3D acceleration but I do care alot about power saving. When using |
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an external monitor I'd like to use the NVidia card. Currently my |
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solution is to reboot and change bios settings, being able to switch at |
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runtime would be a real enhancement for me. |
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Is this possible? |
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Regards, |
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Christian Kruse |
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http://ck.kennt-wayne.de/ |
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