Using Switchable Graphics (Select Models Only) - HP Notebook pc User Manual

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NOTE:
To determine whether your computer supports switchable graphics or dual graphics, see
your notebook graphics processor configuration. Intel HR Central Processing Units (CPUs) and AMD
Trinity series Accelerated Processing Units (APUs) support switchable graphics. AMD Trinity series
A6, A8, and A10 APUs support dual graphics. AMD Trinity series A4 APUs do not support dual
graphics.
Both switchable graphics and dual graphics offer two modes for processing graphics:
Performance mode—Runs application with optimal performance.
Power Saving mode—Conserves battery life.
To manage your AMD graphics settings:
1.
Open the Catalyst Control Center by right-clicking on the Windows desktop, and then select
Configure Switchable Graphics.
2.
Click the Power tab, and then select Switchable Graphics.

Using switchable graphics (select models only)

Switchable graphics allow you to switch between Performance mode and Power Saving mode.
To manage your switchable graphics settings:
1.
From the Windows desktop, right-click on the desktop, and then select Configure Switchable
Graphics.
2.
Click the Power tab, and then select Switchable Graphics.
Switchable graphics assigns individual applications to either Performance mode or Power Saving
mode, based on power requirements. You can also manually modify the settings for an individual
application by locating the application under Recent Applications drop-down menu, or by clicking
Browse, located below Other Applications. You can switch between Performance mode and Power
Saving mode.
NOTE:
For more information, see the switchable graphics software Help.
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