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League of Legends is utilizing the Microsoft Basic display adapter instead of my own dedicated GPU (GTX 1070).

League of Legends is utilizing the Microsoft Basic display adapter instead of my own dedicated GPU (GTX 1070).

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Ruubiee17
Senior Member
572
12-10-2020, 10:53 AM
#1
League of Legends a cessé de fonctionner sur ma carte graphique et n'utilise plus le pilote Microsoft Basic. Mon FPS reste stable entre 20 et 30.
J'ai essayé plusieurs solutions :
- Installation propre du pilote GPU via ddu
- Activation des paramètres haute performance dans le contrôleur Nvidia
- Mise à jour de la carte intégrée Intel
- Réinstallation complète du jeu
- Désactivation des surchauffes
- Désactivation du antivirus
Malgré ces tentatives, le système continue d'utiliser le pilote Microsoft Basic, comme l'indique Msi afterburner.
Mes spécifications :
CPU I5 10600k (frequence jusqu'à 4,8 GHz)
Carte graphique DDR4 Triden Z16 (frequence 3600 MHz)
Motherboard MSI Z490 Gaming Plus
GPU Zotac Amp Extreme GTX 1070 (frequence 1070 MHz)
Puiseur Thermaltake Smart PSU 630 Watt
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Ruubiee17
12-10-2020, 10:53 AM #1

League of Legends a cessé de fonctionner sur ma carte graphique et n'utilise plus le pilote Microsoft Basic. Mon FPS reste stable entre 20 et 30.
J'ai essayé plusieurs solutions :
- Installation propre du pilote GPU via ddu
- Activation des paramètres haute performance dans le contrôleur Nvidia
- Mise à jour de la carte intégrée Intel
- Réinstallation complète du jeu
- Désactivation des surchauffes
- Désactivation du antivirus
Malgré ces tentatives, le système continue d'utiliser le pilote Microsoft Basic, comme l'indique Msi afterburner.
Mes spécifications :
CPU I5 10600k (frequence jusqu'à 4,8 GHz)
Carte graphique DDR4 Triden Z16 (frequence 3600 MHz)
Motherboard MSI Z490 Gaming Plus
GPU Zotac Amp Extreme GTX 1070 (frequence 1070 MHz)
Puiseur Thermaltake Smart PSU 630 Watt

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Phade2002
Member
67
12-17-2020, 08:49 PM
#2
Maybe a Windows update left you with a graphics driver that isn't quite right.
You could download the driver straight from NVIDIA.
Pick a fresh installation.
It's hard to say what DDU did.
I steer clear of those so-called "helpful" apps that seem to have their own goals.
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Phade2002
12-17-2020, 08:49 PM #2

Maybe a Windows update left you with a graphics driver that isn't quite right.
You could download the driver straight from NVIDIA.
Pick a fresh installation.
It's hard to say what DDU did.
I steer clear of those so-called "helpful" apps that seem to have their own goals.

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XOJET
Junior Member
18
12-19-2020, 02:48 AM
#3
Maybe a Windows update left you with a graphics driver that isn't quite right.
You could download the driver straight from NVIDIA.
Pick a fresh installation.
It's hard to say what DDU did.
I steer clear of those so-called "helpful" apps that seem to have their own goals.
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XOJET
12-19-2020, 02:48 AM #3

Maybe a Windows update left you with a graphics driver that isn't quite right.
You could download the driver straight from NVIDIA.
Pick a fresh installation.
It's hard to say what DDU did.
I steer clear of those so-called "helpful" apps that seem to have their own goals.