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Wallpaper Engine Not Using Gpu. If you are using a notebook, there isn't much you can do to fix this as far as i know, it means that really wallpaper engine should run on your intel gpu. I have looked around and tried the following : The task manager gpu info is buggy in general, it's just not very reliable. The gpu usage ignores the power state and clock rate of the graphics card which makes it extremely inaccurate and usually shows a much higher gpu usage. That is the true usage of your gpu by wallpaper engine. Try changing it to the nvidia gpu in the control panel. If you enabled the integrated gpu on your desktop pc in the bios although a dedicated gpu is installed, you may experience bad performance and high. Selecting high performance gpu from windows. You can definitely force wallpaper engine to use the intel gpu in the nvidia control panel: Selecting dedicated gpu in nvidia control panel. To see the real gpu, usage, use a tool like.

I have looked around and tried the following : If you are using a notebook, there isn't much you can do to fix this as far as i know, it means that really wallpaper engine should run on your intel gpu. The gpu usage ignores the power state and clock rate of the graphics card which makes it extremely inaccurate and usually shows a much higher gpu usage. To see the real gpu, usage, use a tool like. If you enabled the integrated gpu on your desktop pc in the bios although a dedicated gpu is installed, you may experience bad performance and high. The task manager gpu info is buggy in general, it's just not very reliable. Selecting dedicated gpu in nvidia control panel. Try changing it to the nvidia gpu in the control panel. You can definitely force wallpaper engine to use the intel gpu in the nvidia control panel: Selecting high performance gpu from windows.

Wallpaper engine has been using a insane amount of gpu since I

Wallpaper Engine Not Using Gpu The task manager gpu info is buggy in general, it's just not very reliable. The task manager gpu info is buggy in general, it's just not very reliable. I have looked around and tried the following : You can definitely force wallpaper engine to use the intel gpu in the nvidia control panel: That is the true usage of your gpu by wallpaper engine. The gpu usage ignores the power state and clock rate of the graphics card which makes it extremely inaccurate and usually shows a much higher gpu usage. Selecting high performance gpu from windows. Try changing it to the nvidia gpu in the control panel. Selecting dedicated gpu in nvidia control panel. If you are using a notebook, there isn't much you can do to fix this as far as i know, it means that really wallpaper engine should run on your intel gpu. If you enabled the integrated gpu on your desktop pc in the bios although a dedicated gpu is installed, you may experience bad performance and high. To see the real gpu, usage, use a tool like.