Here's a thing. I find that stock setups from laptop makers to sometimes miss installing the "GeForce Experience" which I find indispensable in getting my Nvidia driver up to date without all the work.
I think some makers omit that since you may have to register at Nvidia for GeForce Experience to work. If you are one of those that refuse to sign up, I hope you make your feelings on that known to Nvidia.
As to the Intel part, I have yet to find that in play. More often it's sometime like the drivers and GeForce Experience or Windows "Accessibility" settings.
Hi, recently bought this laptop and the screen colour goes really washed out and bright, like extremely high gamma. Strangely, it seems pretty much fine for a few seconds after startup but inevitably goes bad. I've got a feeling its something to do with the intel onboard graphics interfering with the dedicated nvidia gpu, and according to the windows display settings the monitor is connected to the intel rather than nvidia. I also don't have the nvidia display settings in the nvidia control panel which I am used to on my pc, but being that this is a laptop I'm not sure if that's normal. Can anyone help me out?






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