Propodopolus

I will have to do more research. I would prefer to remove the NV card altogether. I must see what can be done in Linux. Thanks for the help anyway. Propodopolus

Now I am confused. If you run doze, you can switch between the dedicated (NV) card and the integrated (Intel) card with my setup - XMG U505 / Clevo P75ZM. Why should it be any different in Linux? Regards, Propodopolus

Appreciate the prompt reply. The Schencker XMG U505 (Clevo P75ZM) is configured with an i7-4790T CPU which has an integrated Intel HD 4600 onboard. Surely there must be some way to activate the Intel card? Any pointers appreciated. Regards, Propodopolus

Appreciate the prompt reply. The Schencker XMG U505 (Clevo P75ZM) is configured with an i7-4790T CPU which has an integrated Intel HD 4600 onboard. Surely there must be some way to activate the Intel card? Any pointers appreciated. Regards, Propodopolus

Hello all, I have just purchased a Schencker XMG U505 (Clevo P75ZM) machine with an integrated Intel HD 4600 and dedicated NV 965M. Browsing through the BIOS settings I can see no method of turning off/disabling the NV card as I do not require this card at all and would prefer to run on the integrated Intel card. I am running on Debian using a 4.x.x kernel. It would seem the Intel card is turned off by the BIOS as lspci and lshw in Linux shows only the NV card ergo no trace of the Intel card. I also do not want to run the bumblebee hack as a workaround here. Is there a (BIOS) mod for this or would anyone have an idea / any pointers. Any pointers much appreciated. Regards, Propodopolus