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Systems without an Intel HD iGPU do not get Optimus accelerated internal LCD mode in Windows. They however do allow.windowed. apps to be started on an external LCD and then dragged to the internal LCD. The same solution can be applied if using an AMD eGPU, whose Optimus equivalent X-Connect requires even more stringent requirements (TB2/TB3 link, very new AMD cards, Intel iGPU). Below we show a solution of how to do that without using of a physical external LCD.

Instead, a fake external LCD is used to start your app along with management software to drop the window onto your internal LCD. Hardware required - fake external LCD US$19 Headless Ghost or similar products. A display emulator for digital video interfaces that fits discreetly into your computer. Or DIY one using a 80-100ohm resistor.

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How to build you DVI dummy display using a 80-100 ohm resistor on C2/C5 pins of the DVI connector! Internal display working (no need for external display - Windows) So the deal with this is, any program started on the 'external screen' (being powered by the eGPU) will use the eGPU. So what you'll want to do is set the fake display as your main display.

Then anything started on that display will be running from the eGPU. Now there is a little limitation here; only games that run in windowed mode will work (which is most).

You'll want to start the game on the fake screen in windowed mode and then drag it over to your internal display. So how do you grab from a display you can't see? Well, I found this free program called Dual Monitor Tools (it's free right here: ) and what you can do in this program is set a keyboard shortcut to move the selected window over to the other display.

So you click on the game in the task bar, and hit the shortcut you assigned and it'll pop over to the internal screen, but because it was launched on the fake screen, it'll be powered by the eGPU. Simple as that. A good tip is to have the internal display set as default first, launch the game, go to options and set the game to windowed mode now, then quit and relaunch after you've changed the fake screen as your primary. Otherwise you might not be able to switch it with the shortcut while it's in full screen.

Use the Borderless-Gaming app to make Windows apps appear like full screen ones: macOS: using accelerated internal LCD See How to: eGPU-Accelerated Internal Display in macOS at. Pls help, i am a little confused.

Does this mean i can receive 90% of the GPU power for the internal display? (like it would if i plug in an external monitor) I have an xps 13 and been holding out on an akitio egpu because of my limited experience. I plan to use a 1050ti inside to make life easier, and i think what you have here could help me.

I hear from your previous articles that this laptop has 2 lane and that would restrict the internal display to use 50% of the GPU only, so if i could get it to use 90% you can see how it would really help out The thing is all other tutorials seem to do it for Mac and not the laptop i have. Are there any links i could follow to help me out. If this doesn't work, would playing on the xps internal display with 1050ti be worth it and competitive enough despite the 50% drop?

In fact, I'm using the ghost adapter trick (with a hdmi to vga adapter and 3 resistors) without need of any extra software. Just setting the displays to clone mode. The games need to be running on window mode (if you change to full screen they simply won't update their view but you can change them back to window mode and they will not crash) Even better, Windows seems to remember the settings and it changes the layout to extended when I use my cinema display (display port) as external monitor and duplicate screen when I use the fake hdmi adapter. If only I could boot windows without having to try dozens of times it would be great 8(. Posted by: rmvz3 In fact, I'm using the ghost adapter trick (with a hdmi to vga adapter and 3 resistors) without need of any extra software. Just setting the displays to clone mode.

The games need to be running on window mode (if you change to full screen they simply won't update their view but you can change them back to window mode and they will not crash) Even better, Windows seems to remember the settings and it changes the layout to extended when I use my cinema display (display port) as external monitor and duplicate screen when I use the fake hdmi adapter. If only I could boot windows without having to try dozens of times it would be great 8( Me too, I use mirror mode (the best for me). I don't know why but I use games in full screen mode and it works, maybe because I have installed DisableMonitor and I have set the LCD resolution as Full HD like the external 'fake' monitor. Hi Nando, Some corrections: Folks, you are mixing Microsoft Hybrid Graphics, NV Optimus and AMD XConnect. Those are very different technologies!. Microsoft Hybrid Graphics is on Windows Operating System feature, first introduced in Windows 8, and then greatly improved in Windows 10.

Basically, Microsoft took idea of Switchable Graphics first implemented by ATI (way before it got bought by AMD) as PowerXpress switchable graphics technology for Windows 7 (later they changed the name to Enduro ) and made a generic switchable graphics technology so it can work between any integrated Graphics and any discrete (so AMD and NVIDIA behave exactly the same on Windows 10). NVIDIA Optimus is a proprietary switchable graphics for Windows 7, similar to AMD Enduro tech.

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It is replaced with Microsoft Hybrid Graphics on Windows 10. AMD XConnect is AMD's proprietary Detachable Graphics tech for Windows 10 only What AMD GPUs are supported by XConnect.

Any GPU which is supported in currently webposted Radeon Crimson ReLive. Older GPUs which require special legacy drivers (like Radeon HD 4750), are not supported in Crimson drivers and hence you cannot get XConnect working What kind of host platfroms AMD XConnect supports?.

Integrated Graphics only (laptops and PCs). Integrated Graphics + internal dGPU (laptop itself is in Hybrid Graphics). internal dGPU only. Thunderbolt 3 only (officially) / Thunderbolt 2 (unofficially) In last two cases, you must use external display to get app acceleration by eGPU.

However, if you have a laptop with both Integrated and dGPU (config 2), you still can get apps accelerated on internal screen - simply disable internal dGPU before you connect AMD eGPU! By disabling internal dGPU, you allow OS to create Hybrid Graphics link between Integrated and eGPU. Note that this trick will NOT work for config 3. Any questions, please let me know.

@theitsage, I too have this question. I run 3dmark11 and then lookup benchmarks to confirm the GPU is accelerating my internal LCD., thank you for this update. We knew the iGPU was important in having an eGPU accelerated internal LCD mode and we knew a dGPU had to be disabled for the eGPU to accelerate the internal LCD. The new information is that Microsoft drivers, rather than NVidia Optimus, can now link the eGPU to accelerate the internal LCD. This means AMD eGPUs provided this acceleration too. I've also checked the Crimson Drivers and they start at the HD 77xx series.

We'll need some users on older mPCIe/EC interface to verify this. There NVidia was very popular due to the Optimus accelerated internal LCD mode. Posted by: nando4 @theitsage, I too have this question.

I run 3dmark11 and then lookup benchmarks to confirm the GPU is accelerating my internal LCD., thank you for this update. We knew the iGPU was important in having an eGPU accelerated internal LCD mode and we knew a dGPU had to be disabled for the eGPU to accelerate the internal LCD. The new information is that Microsoft drivers, rather than NVidia Optimus, can now link the eGPU to accelerate the internal LCD.

This means AMD eGPUs provided this acceleration too. I've also checked the Crimson Drivers and they start at the HD 77xx series. We'll need some users on older mPCIe/EC interface to verify this.

There NVidia was very popular due to the Optimus accelerated internal LCD mode. Some clarification regarding Microsoft Hybrid Graphics: - it was originally designed for laptops, and it does have certain requirements for both hardware and drivers. I thought it might be good to recap terminology here as used 'internal GPU' instead of dGPU which can be confusing. IGPU = integrated GPU, integrated graphics processors (IGP) dGPU = dedicated/discrete GPU/internal GPU eGPU = external GPU (aka eGFX which refers to Intel’s certification category) The main difference is that iGPU allocates system RAM and it is generally on the same die with the CPU. DGPU has its own dedicated RAM. In Apple’s terminology there a few more concepts: ' LowPower GPU': ' Offline GPU' and ' Online GPU' where the latter means a GPU that is connected to a display. With dGPU equipped MBP on macOS, display mirroring gives similar internal screen performance as moving the app from the eGPU display, but it's not useful in a situation where user needs HiDPI mode and details.

Unfortunately, there is no universal switchable graphics technology for eGPUs on macOS. The GPU selection is done in the app. The gmux switches between the iGPU and dGPU only.

Thank Sky11 for your clarification. I can’t find this option on my setup. Is there any special software you installed? I have a problem about my own setup: AsRock Z270 ITX + (Gtx 1070). For now every time I need to play a game, I unplug the DP cable from motherboard iGPU and plug it into the eGPU.

Which is a nuisance. More importantly, I am going to assemble my own 4K monitor. And the monitor driver board won't support Nvidia GPU(crap!). So I will have to use a trick to let GPU work with the 'internal' display port. Do you guys happen to know a way around this? Thanks a lot! Check in the BIOS and see if there's an option to always enable iGPU.

I built a TB3 test bench with a Gigabyte Z170x-Ultra Gaming motherboard and there's such an option to keep iGPU even when there's a dGPU or eGPU. Nvidia Optimus does not work as well as AMD XConnect in my experience so it's possible this is one of those situations even when you have both iGPU and eGPU, internal display mode still doesn't work. On the positive side, connecting the monitor directly to the eGPU gives you the best performance. I have two cards in my all-in-one pc. Nvidia G210M is inserted in MXM 3.0 slot on motherboards and handles display. Recently I bought EXP GDC 8.4D and Nvidia GTX1060 for it. I had no problems with card installation.

And according to windows device manager, GTX works well now. Since I can’t have both videocards working simultaneosly (nvidia doesn’t allow different drivers on the same machine) – I use G210M with standard VGA graphics adapter. Now I want to make GTX1060 be my primary adapter and transfer video through G210M to my internal display.

Before bying EXP GDC I read some notes about Windows Display Driver Model and it’s ability to copy display data from one adapter to another. Thought it will be easy to choose primary adapter when second appears. Seems like windows doesn’t provide any built-in options for switching adapters. And I can’t load Nvidia control panel because it works only on displays plugged through their adapters. And I haven’t any options in BIOS related to dedicated graphics.