I have asked that in many different forums but also wanted to ask here.my MSI GT60 0NC started to give really low fps in games that I had been playing very smoothly before. It was ok a few of hours ago. It just doesn't switch to the GTX670m. It uses the crappy HD 4000 and it drives me crazy. Also I didn't change any settings. I selected "use high performance nvidia processor" option from the control panel. My drivers are up to date. Any suggestions? System Info:Intel Core i7 3610QMNvidia GTX 670M16 GB DDR3 RAM750GB HDD+128GB SSD. Created by ?. computers-internet-en - hardware-en - laptops-notebooks-en

Intel HD Graphics Problem?

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Intel HD Graphics Problem?

I have asked that in many different forums but also wanted to ask here.

my MSI GT60 0NC started to give really low fps in games that I had been playing very smoothly before. It was ok a few of hours ago. It just doesn't switch to the GTX670m. It uses the crappy HD 4000 and it drives me crazy. Also I didn't change any settings. I selected "use high performance nvidia processor" option from the control panel. My drivers are up to date. Any suggestions?

System Info:

Intel Core i7 3610QM

Nvidia GTX 670M

16 GB DDR3 RAM

750GB HDD+128GB SSD

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i know that in one of my other computers the bios has an option to change the primary display output from peg to pci, however ive never changed it as it works fine off the gpu at the moment

also try making sure that nothing is connected to the motherboards graphics when you turn it on, or atleast that screen is on.

only the screen connected to your graphics card should be on when you turn the pc on

i dont reccomend it but in device manager you can actually disable your other display adapter