Right click on your integrated graphics and then select disable this device. from there find the display adapters in the list and click on it. Open the start menu and search for device manager. if you have none of those, you can just leave the integrated disabled. This one gives better performance, and the only cost is the monitors plugged directly into your motherboard. Once it was added, I clicked on it, clicked options, and set it to whatever the integrated GPU is called, for me it was power saving mode. In graphics settings, I clicked browse and then found the Need for Speed application in my steam library. The way I did it was to right click on the desktop and pick display settings, then scroll all the way down to graphics settings. This solution does result in worse performance. The first one is to just have Need for Speed launch on your dedicated graphics, or to disable your dedicated graphics temporarily for while you are playing the game.
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There are two solutions to this, and I will go over how to have both of them work (in Windows 10).
The first GPU seen by the computer is the integrated one, so that is what the game picks as the graphics to use, but the computer detects that it is a game and tries to launch it on the dedicated GPU, but the game does not recognize it. Need for Speed Most Wanted only looks for one GPU, because it is a port of a console game. My PC has 2 graphics processors, one integrated into the CPU, and one dedicated GPU. This worked for me, but your mileage may vary.
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