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Switching GPU
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Isn’t the GPU used for the application defined by the monitor it is opened on and on which GPU this monitor is then connected to?
The output and the renderer are separate and configurable concepts.
I don't know, could be. But I don't want to always put the monitor cables into another port. I thought there maybe could be a software way to do this or only use the GPU for the really intense tasks.