Hi,
The bigger question here is what does Rhino 8 think about your Graphics Card affiliation. Does it report that you’re still on your motherboards integrated Graphics chip… or is it recognizing the existence of your dedicated card?
What do you see if you look at…(View menu) >Rhino Option >OpenGL?
Rhino’s basic View port rendering work is driven by OpenGL compatibility… the larger rendering jobs benefiting from your dedicated graphics card.
So long as your Rendering Projects are coming out okay, I think your safe here. I’m not so sure what optimization setting NVIDIA has pre-configured for a CAD program… and I don’t know what aspect of these settings Rhino is directly concerned with.
Also within… Rhino Options >Advanced >Filtering (search box) Rhino Cycles… you should find a detailed list of setting that Rhino checks upon. I would imagine that these take precedence over what NVIDIA is reporting on it’s side of the configuration.
… Do you see a way of ‘Manually’ adding in your Rhino 8 Profile within the NVIDIA Control Panel?
I see now that you have created another post where you provide some of the info I was asking about here. So you may very well have already looked into what I am suggesting above. For anyone else who is getting into this loop by way of viewing this thread first… here is a link to the other related thread on this forum… UI suddenly completely wonky RH8