That is correct, you make the change in System Preferences, but making
the change is not necessarily going to increase performance either.
The Mac will switch if I recall correctly for graphics intensive
processes. The option is in System Preferences, Energy Saver and look
for graphics. Th
This is correct. To switch between the NVIDIA 9400M to the 9600M GT and
back you need to make the change in the energy saver preferences and
then log out and back in again. Engadget was complaining that the
chipset doesn't require this and the Sony laptops just have a button
which requires no l
I believe I read about this on Apple Insider yesterday. My memory is
that you switch using system preferences, but then need to logout and
in in order for the change to take effect.
On Aug 25, 2009, at 9:14 PM, ben mustill-rose wrote:
>
> May I ask why you think it will come with 2 cards? At
May I ask why you think it will come with 2 cards? At any rate, even
if it does, you'd want to use the dedicated card over the onboard one
anyway.
On 26/08/2009, a radix wrote:
> Hello everyone, my macbook pro will be here tomorrow. It will come with two
> graphics cards, one dedicated card and
Hello everyone, my macbook pro will be here tomorrow. It will come with two
graphics cards, one dedicated card and one chip on the motherboard. Does anyone
know how you can switch between those two? Is there a physica lbutton or slider
on the macbook pro or do you have to do it via software? do
