Hybrid graphics doesn't appear to be working.
Model: Lenovo Slim 7 ProX 14ARH7
CPU: Ryzen 9 6900HS
Graphics: Radeon 680M [Integrated]
Graphics: Nvidia RTX 3050 [Discrete]
Image: bazzite-nvidia:stable
There doesn't seem to be an option in KDE to "launch apps with discrete graphics"and use iGPU otherwise. Using , the laptop appears to draw almost 20W compared to ~6W if I force disable the dGPU in UEFI.
Would there a way to change this behaviour?
Thanks in advance.
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resolved with
switcherooctl launch /path/to/app
that will launch using your dgpuHello, thanks for the response
For some reason rtd3 was initially set to 0(or not set), leading to a very high idle power draw
yeah i havent had an nvidia laptop in a long time at this point (that i actively used) so i am not familiar with envycontrol
but switcherooctl is very easy to use
you can run
switcherooctl to list your gpus
switcherooctl launch applicationbinary arg1 arg2 arg3 etc... and if you want to force a specific card you set the last arg to be the index of your gpu.
usually 0 being igpu and 1 being dgpu IIRC
in general this should be handled automatically by a flag in the applications .desktop file
these 2 in in general (last one for KDE only)