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Fantastic Anarchist

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5. What does that do? Isn't Ivy Bridge my i7 processor?

Reply to Gore1FL (Reply #4)

Tue Aug 27, 2013, 08:38 AM

Aug 2013

So, I don't want it pointing to my CPU processor, but my GPU processor? Is this correct?

I appreciate the response, and if it's that easy, holy crap!

Edit: I'm at work, but when I get home, I'll let you know how it works out. Again, thank you for the reply!!

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Just to add: Intel says: Fantastic Anarchist Aug 2013 #1

Do a full backup before you revert to the old drivers and you won't lose your work Fumesucker Aug 2013 #2

Thanks! I hadn't even considered that. Fantastic Anarchist Aug 2013 #3

Go into the Nvidia control panel (it should be in the system tray) Gore1FL Aug 2013 #4

What does that do? Isn't Ivy Bridge my i7 processor? Fantastic Anarchist Aug 2013 #5

Ivy bridge provides video processing, but if you have an nVidia card, its GPU is better. Gore1FL Aug 2013 #6

Thanks for the information. Fantastic Anarchist Aug 2013 #7

Well, it worked at first ... Fantastic Anarchist Aug 2013 #8

Perhaps Gore1FL Aug 2013 #9

Ahh, resource hogging. Fantastic Anarchist Aug 2013 #10