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Just recently I purchased an Asus pro36sd laptop which comes with an onboard Intel graphic card and an Nvidia dedicated one (GT520M). Right after purchasing, I decided to change the OS that comes with it (Windows 7 Home Premium) with my Windows 7 Professional. However after installation, my Windows performance index drops to 4.7 (it was 5.9 out of the box). After digging further, I noticed that the test was done using the Intel onboard graphic card instead of the dedicated one.
Dxdiag is also detecting that my main graphic card is Intel, I know this is not a big issue, but is there a way where I can tell Windows to use dedicated VGA card instead of the onboard one?
Nope, I went to ASUS support website and re-downloaded the driver from the website, so if any, the driver that comes with the laptop should possibly be the least updated one. Yeah which is why I said it's not actually a biggie, but just in case any of you knows of a quick solution ;) – Andreas Wong – 2011-08-06T17:33:27.333