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mainly increased CPU and dGpu performance,
as CPU onboard gpu is disabled and iGpu becomes sort of dedicated GPU tunneling everything through it,
also for control external screens assignment for iGpu or embedded gpu,

the impossible is not impossible, its just haven't been done yet.

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On 11/2/2022 at 2:24 AM, Light said:

What are the advantages of "Hybrid Graphics mode with Direct Output" over Hybrid Graphics mode?

 

Basically, this option means that the external displays will be connected directly to the dGPU, rather than using the iGPU as an intermediary (as would be the case with the built-in display).  There can be a performance improvement in certain situations but it can also cause drawbacks — some apps behave strangely in a multiple monitor setup if different GPUs are driving the different displays.

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