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‎03-02-2022 05:42 PM

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Product: HP ZBook Studio 15.6 inch G8 Mobile Workstation PC (3K0R8AV)
Operating System: Linux

On ZBook G7 Create and G7 Studio, I have been able to select "Discrete Graphics" in the BIOS to entirely disable the integrated graphics controller and use the NVidia graphics only.

With the G8 Studio, I only see two options: "UMA Graphics" and "Hybrid Graphics". The first one seems to enable only integrated graphics and the second one enables both Intel and NVIdia.

 

I have tested all three available versions of the BIOS from 1.0.6 to the current 1.0.8 and only these two options can be found. Is there a way to turn off the Intel graphics entirely? Our OS/application does not play well with the Intel graphics device present.

 

Thanks!

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