![]() ![]() ![]() Experimental support for 2009 MacBook Pros with the 9400/9600 GPUs is also currently available. The menu’s icon reveals, at a glance, which GPU is in use: i for integrated or d for discrete. Note: only for 2010 MacBook Pros with Intel® Core i5/i7 processors and the NVIDIA® GeForce GT 330M GPU. The solution is gfxCardStatus, which runs as a systemwide menu. Automatic application updating - checks for, downloads and installs new Versions of gfxCardStatus automatically! Tiny footprint - doesn't sit in your menu bar and hog RAM or CPU cycles Download torrents with ease using this lightweight client. Growl support - so you know right when the GPU switches gfxCardStatus 2.3: Check which GPU your MacBook Pro is using and manually switch. ![]() Dependent Process list - see which applications are currently using the 330M, if it's the active GPU! MacBook Pro (15-inch, 2019), Radeon Pro 560X 4 GB GFX 2.4.4i was working fine with Catalina, then came Big Sur, and still work fine (often in Discrete Mode) Today it says 2.5 is out, went to 2.5 an. Allows you to manually switch GPUs on demand! Automatically updates when the GPU switches, in real time Simple, clean "i" and "n" icons that signify Intel® HD Graphics, and NVIDIA® GeForce GT 330M graphics, respectively Editor: gfxCardStatus is an open-source menu bar application that keeps track of which graphics card your 2010 (and now 2009!) MacBook Pro is using at any given time, and allows you to switch between them manually. ![]()
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