How to Make Minecraft Use Your GPU (Fix Lag and Low FPS)
To make Minecraft use your dedicated graphics card, open Settings > System > Display > Graphics, add Minecraft’s Java file,…
What Does the Ti Mean in a GPU? Nvidia’s Ti Suffix Explained
Ti in a GPU is a Nvidia label that marks a faster, upgraded version of a standard graphics card in…
How to Switch From an NVIDIA to an AMD GPU (Clean, Step by Step)
Switching from NVIDIA to AMD is simple, but the order matters. Remove your NVIDIA drivers first, shut down, swap the…
How to Change Thermal Paste on a GPU (Step-by-Step)
To change the thermal paste on a GPU, you take the cooler off the card, clean the old paste off…
Should You Turn On Hardware-Accelerated GPU Scheduling?
Turn it on. If your graphics card is from the last five or six years and your drivers are current,…
Performance Scaling on GPU or Display: Which Should You Pick?
Short answer: for most people, most of the time, it barely matters. If you play at your monitor’s native resolution,…
Why Your GPU Is Not Showing in Task Manager (and How to Fix It)
Your GPU is missing from Task Manager almost always for one of three reasons: the graphics driver is too old…
AMD Processor With Nvidia GPU: Does It Work, and Should You Do It?
Yes, an AMD processor works with an Nvidia graphics card, and it is one of the most common builds you…
GPU Fan Speed: What’s Normal, How to Check It, and How to Take Control
A normal GPU fan speed is 0 RPM at idle on most modern graphics cards, and somewhere between 40 and…
Should You Perform Scaling on GPU or Display?
Pick GPU. That is the short answer for most people. GPU scaling gives you a consistent image, more control over…