How to Switch (Use Dedicated Graphic Card) on Mac

Here is how you can switch Graphic Card Manually on MacBook, iMac, or Mac Pro

[@sensitivedesensitivity7349]

A great help! thank you very much

[@Sector001ked]

Thank you! Excellent tutorial

[@Mangold108]

Can U bench mark with and without the dedicated graphic ?

[@alexantony7681]

Thankyou somuch 2024

[@ingrammicro8283]

i do this but still saying iris pro and no nvidia

[@siddharthtrivedi3322]

Can you able to show the whole system setup within your next video? then it will become really helpful :)

[@doitchannel67]

😂😂

[@pappukadri]

Is this same thing with I Mac ? Because I don’t see battery 🔋 options there.
Regards

[@ScratcherYT]

You’re probably on a Mac desktop computer.

[@Axcel0tl_]

can you make the same video but for macOS Ventura??

[@dannyfernandez9674]

It’s the same thing just in the battery settings you have to click on the option that says “advance options” or something like that and that’s it you will able to do the same thing as the video

[@Crackle04217]

hey, I don't have that option on my laptop, what do I do now?

[@ArabicSouI]

that means you most likely don't have dedicated graphics

[@kaysib1231]

Banana voice

[@VlogsTab]

thanks it’s work

[@sickomode4974]

does it work for elgato fps?

[@Techgrappleblog]

Using auto graphic should switch it to automatically when you play game.

[@Raven0527]

my gpu become two.

[@Chipbayles]

I don’t even have a battery option in my preferences.

[@Techgrappleblog]

Look for Power option (only if your MacBook is 2019 or older model)