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‎09-20-2021 10:44 AM

HP Recommended
Product: Omen Accelerator GA1-1000ng
Operating System: Microsoft Windows 10 (64-bit)

I am using the Omen Accelerator in combination with a zBook 15 G3. I know it's not the best combination, but it was the only way to use a high-performance graphics card with our approved computers in the company. I need the graphics card for VR using a Unity project & SteamVR.

 

The hardware is now in use since 2017 and ran sometimes better / sometimes worse, each software update makes me sweat nervously whether the application still runs cleanly afterwards.

Currently I only have the latest Geforce driver installed, but the graphics card fan (GTX1080Ti) is always running at 100% and that is quite annoying. The last runnable driver is unfortunately no longer supported. 

The frametimes in SteamVR are also very mixed and it therefore often jerks or movements are strongly delayed, although this can also come from the elaborately created geometry in Untiy.

 

Now to my actual question, how to install the drivers with combination Geforce GTX in Omen Accelerator + Quadro in laptop ideally? You can only install one driver, or is there a trick in the installation sequence to consider? Or are there recommended driver versions for this combination?

 

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