Open astronautduckpc opened 9 months ago
I have the same issue with my i5-4570/p106-90, not sure if it lacks some registry or what.
It's empty here.
This is the first time I've seen this.
Perhaps this is due to the 3rd CPU generation (there was information somewhere that it only works normally starting from the 4th generation).
You can upgrade to Windows 11, where this feature is built into the operating system and the Nvidia control panel is not needed at all.
OK, I found the solution:
Now the option Perferred graphics processor should be back (don't forget to enable ethernet/wifi)
I faced the same issue. I have 2 graphics cards: Nvidia 710 and P106-100. After installing the patched driver 472.12, in the Nvidia Control Panel under Manage 3D settings, the Preferred graphics processor dropdown was empty. In the Windows 10 Pro settings, where you can select the preferred graphics processor for applications, only Nvidia 710 was available. Meanwhile, the P106-100 was working in some programs (like JAVA Minecraft), but Steam was running on the GT 710.
The problem was solved as follows, in RegEdit in the corresponding section:
Then, in Preferred graphics processor dropdown you can set High-performance NVIDIA processor.
It's empty here. How to fix the situation? I spent several days solving the problem(![image](https://github.com/dartraiden/NVIDIA-patcher/assets/144943269/7e78d68a-db3c-4a3c-80ae-a3cf79984ebb)
p106_100 i5 3470 cpu