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That's a good point that I hadn't considered. I've never had a laptop with Nvidia, I probably subconsciously avoided those dual GPU setups as they sounded hacky
by matja 6mo ago
That's a good point that I hadn't considered. I've never had a laptop with Nvidia, I probably subconsciously avoided those dual GPU setups as they sounded hacky and I never really needed fast 3D on a laptop.
- nottorp 6mo agoAs far as I know dual graphics laptops are a pain no matter the OS and chips. The one sample i know of first hand is an amd/nvidia laptop that never obeys the settings about which GPU to use. In Windows.
- doix 6mo agoFWIW I have an Asus Zephyrus G14 and the dual graphics cards works pretty well in Linux in hybrid mode. It's pretty cool, certain things (games) run on the dedicated Nvidia GPU. Everything else runs on the built in AMD GPU. I'm guessing it's because the laptops are popular enough that there's a dedicated group of people that make it work [0]. I'm still on X11, dunno what the story is like with Wayland though. [0] https://asus-linux.org/ https://asus-linux.org/