no option in BIOS to Disable integrated graphics card.


  1. evil pc
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    windows 7 Ultimate 32 bit
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    no option in BIOS to Disable integrated graphics card.


    i own a Lenovo Z750 and it has 2 graphics card the intel integrated card and a nvidia geforce 520m
    i downloaded aion online and you have to launch it from the NC launcher so .... it doesn't have an .exe file so the normal right click and choose the graphics card won't work so i went to bios to disable the inter card but i only found two options

    ♦the optimus
    and
    ♦ uma only

    please help me ..
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  3. Northernsoul55
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    Windows 7 Professional 64bit
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    Hi,

    Have you looked in Device Manager under Display Adapters?

    Navigate to: Start>Computer>System Properties>Device Manager

    Expand display adapter and right click the correct GPU and disable.

    Hope this helps

    cheers

    Dave
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