My minecraft is not using my dedicated GPU

Hello Bob_1_Bob , thanks for reaching out for support on the Xbox forum. I'm sorry that you're experiencing this issue. I'm happy to help you in any way that I can.

Sounds like a Windows setting is causing the integrated graphics to be initialized when you launch Minecraft.

Try using the solution provided by XBF John in this thread:

https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/xbox/forum/...

Let me know if that works. If you still need help, you're always welcome here.

Mine is a gaming pc with good spec. I used to record minecraft with streamlabs using gpu and minecraft use cpu but after I saw a tutorial video for gta 5 to use more gpu then all games using gpu, Minecraft is cpu based game. I download some registry file from the tutorial and ran it also some other files which made all games use gpu.

That's not quite how it works. All games have graphics and all graphics are rendered using a GPU, that includes Minecraft. Even Windows has to be drawn using a GPU.

CPU's don't render graphics, it wouldn't be possible to play Minecraft on a CPU alone. You don't need a dedicated graphics card to render graphics though, as all laptops have integrated graphics incorporated into the CPU die (hence the term 'integrated'). While more expensive laptops also have a dedicated graphics chip (with its own VRAM).

Perhaps you could tell us what your specs are exactly please.

Hi there L7NWeaver,

Thanks for reaching out here in Xbox Forums. I understand there is an issue with launching the proper hardware from your PC to play Rise of the Tom Raider. If the issue persists, I would also recommend contacting

Nvidia Customer Support for more information on hardware configuration.

Hope this helps.

You by try the
Rise of the Tomb Raider forums. There will be more people there with direct experience.

how most RAM Memory you Have? And you check you Hard Disk Driver by Bad Sectors?