On 07/02/2021 at 08:03, Mr_Rogers said:
The thing is, the NVIDA Control Panel already had this functionality before Microsoft decided to add the Graphic Settings page to the Settings app. The NVIDA one was and still is more advanced as it allows the user to control individual aspects of the GPU features per application.  Do you think there is a way to make Windows prioritize & respect the settings selected from the NVIDA Control Panel?
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I used the option quite a bit actually. For instance, sometimes the Intel iGPU would glitch pretty badly on videos so I used the context menu to quickly switch to the NVIDA GPU, which never had those problems. Obviously the Intel one is used for less intense tasks as you mentioned above. That's why I don't use the NVIDA all the time, and why the quick switching in the context menu was a blessing.