Can it be that I have 2 graphics cards?
I ask you because I would like to play CoD Warzone but many sources say that it is not playable with Intel graphics.
I found out on my laptop that I think there are 2 graphics cards. One is the "Intel (R) UHD Graphics 620" and the other is "NVIDIA GeForce MX250".
This information comes under "dxdiag" and here is the one under "Advertisement"
And the other under playback.
I would like to know what this is about and would be very grateful for a good answer.
The processor in Intel is usually A graphics card integrated. Diede can't be used for CoD. However, your laptop still has a dedicated graphics card from Nvidia, which is significantly more powerful.
I'm not sure if the MX250 is enough for Warzone, but I think less or you won't always have 60 fps.
If you have Windows 10, you can look it up in the Task Manager at the bottom and if you click on Device Manager under the start bar and look under Graphics Cards but many lapptop and desktop have 2 graphics cards for energy saving that the internal in desktop mode uses the external games So the Nvidia for you for games will be the internal one for videos or other applications
The Intel is the graphics unit of your CPU.
The Nvidia is the actual graphics card of your notebook.
But unfortunately both are bad. Try it with the Nvidia, but don't expect anything…
Yes, your laptop has two graphics cards installed:
The Intel (R) UHD Graphics 620 is a graphics unit that is integrated in the CPU and is particularly energy-saving.
The NVIDIA GeForce MX250 is a dedicated graphics card and usually stronger (and more power-hungry) than the integrated graphics unit.
Usually, the laptop automatically regulates when which graphics card is used. The game should of course use the stronger NVIDIA graphics card for gaming. If this does not happen automatically, you can set it in the NVIDIA driver.
Yes, you have 2 graphics cards, but will not run on Intel or Nvidia.
Here's a comparison of your dedicated graphics card with an old GTX:
