In the "Program settings" tab, click the Add button in the "Select a program to customize" section. If you only want Fusion to force use nVidia processor, then keep "Auto select" option for " preferred graphics processor" in the "global settings" tab instead go to the "Program settings" tab.Ĥ. In the "global settings" tab, switch the option for "preferred graphics processor" from "Auto select" to "High performance nVidia processor" this will force your computer to always use the nVidia processor.ģ. Go to your nVidia control panel open the "manage 3D settings" page Ģ.
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all of those to specifically use the Nvidia processor, but it never shows up in the application list as being used.any ideas?Īll software is updated to latest versions.ġ.
selecting the /users/MyName/Application Data/Local/Autodesk* entire subfolder selecting Fusion 360 from the applications list I have gone in and selected all ways I can think of for the application path in the NVidia control panel: I would like to be able to set Fusion 360 to use the Nvidia card specifically, but not have to foce the entire laptop to use that graphics card. Technically, if I set the software to "always use the NVidia card for everything" then Fusion 360 does use that card, but that is not optimal for battery life. There is a piece of software called Nvidia Optimus that either auto-switches a program from the slower card to the faster one, or you cn go in and specifically set a program to use one or the other.įusion 360 does not use the NVidia card, however, no matter what setting I use. I have a Windows 8.1 laptop with Intel graphics as well as a Nvidia GTX 765M card.
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