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Old October 29th 17, 01:58 PM posted to alt.comp.os.windows-10
Andy Burns[_6_]
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Both my own laptops were upgraded win7-win8-win10 and both were giving
me different issues with a USB audio interface not working properly.

So I decided it was the right time to wipe and do a fresh install of
1709 on my "work" laptop, having done so I now get two extra graphs
(GPU0=Intel HD Graphics and GPU1=AMD FirePro) in the Performance tab of
Task Manager.

Now I've noticed it, MS do mention it was coming in 1709

https://blogs.msdn.microsoft.com/directx/2017/07/21/gpus-in-the-task-manager

But my "home" laptop which was upgraded to 1709, not a fresh install,
does not show a graph for the Intel HD Graphics, presumably (despite
getting an upgraded driver with 1709) it doesn't have a WDDMv2 driver
for its lower spec GPU?

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Old October 29th 17, 02:07 PM posted to alt.comp.os.windows-10
Andy Burns[_6_]
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Default GPU graphs in Task Manager

Andy Burns wrote:

presumably (despite getting an upgraded driver with 1709) it doesn't
have a WDDMv2 driver for its lower spec GPU?

That's about the level of it, dxdiag reports WDDMv1.3



 




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