I am using a laptop with an AMD Ryzen 5 7535HS processor, an RTX 2050 as the discrete GPU, and an AMD Radeon 680M as the integrated GPU. When I tried to install the NVIDIA driver, it was not installed correctly, and I couldn't switch between the integrated and dedicated GPUs. There is no PRIME profile in the NVIDIA X Server Settings, so I switched to Debian, but I don't like Debian. If I follow your method, will the driver install correctly?
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I am using a laptop with an AMD Ryzen 5 7535HS processor, an RTX 2050 as the discrete GPU, and an AMD Radeon 680M as the integrated GPU. When I tried to install the NVIDIA driver, it was not installed correctly, and I couldn't switch between the integrated and dedicated GPUs. There is no PRIME profile in the NVIDIA X Server Settings, so I switched to Debian, but I don't like Debian. If I follow your method, will the driver install correctly?
@@akash_s.n yes, Then you can download Envycontrol and change the graphics card from Nvidia or Integrated
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