Selecting to use the discrete GPU for an app in gnome is as simple as right click on the app icon and select “Launch using Discrete Graphics Card”

The system by default uses the IGP unless it is needed or explicitly requested to use the discrete GPU, and that is what was shown by screenfetch on your earlier post. That inxi output shows that you do indeed have intel IGP and nvidia GPU. If I am still running Intel is it worth to switch Nvidia Drivers ? (I am not gaming in Linux)Ĭurrently I am around 60 FPS 301 frames in 5.0 seconds = 59.999 FPS.Is this a bug caused by the screenfetch ?.I did not understand why it shows Intel instead of Nvidia. However, In my terminal page (via screenfetch) it says. When I type lsmod | grep nvidia I am getting.Nvidia kernel module missing, falling back to nouveau. At the booting time there was an error saying.However, I guess later on I have enabled the Nvidia drivers. When I first started to using Fedora I was using

NVIDIA Corporation GM108M / Mesa Intel(R) HD Graphics 620 (KBL GT2)

I am currently using Fedore 34 and here are my specs. I have just started to use GNU/Linux in my computer.

Intel i5 7200u drivers