Chrome using High Performance Nvidia Processor

[tayumpee]

First off, I'm sorry if this is in the wrong section.

I have a laptop that has a high performance video card, and an integrated card. In my Nvidia control panel I set google chrome to use the integrated graphics processor (intel) because using the high performance card (Nvidia) when on-the-go really uses up power. Whenever I start up google chrome, it uses the high performance processor regardless. Help? I also turned off hardware acceleration in chrome and that didn't do anything.

Here are some pictures if it'll help.

 

[BigMike313]

You could always manually disable the display adapter in control panel. Then when your ready for the power enable it.

 

[tayumpee]

You could always manually disable the display adapter in control panel. Then when your ready for the power enable it.

I'd prefer not to have to do that every time. If there's no solution to keep Chrome off of the high performance card automatically I'll do it manually as you've suggested.