Is it possible to use intel uhd graphics display adapter for a laptop that only came with nvidia rtx graphics card

[jsoba77]

Hi everyone, I am new to this forum and I am a noob when it comes to laptops specifications and configuration
I just received a second hand octane i9 9900k laptop, and everything was perfect apart from the display settings, everything was a little too oversaturated especially whilst watching a football highlights video, all the grass looks the exact colour wise. In comparison to my old laptop the grass looked less green/saturated and more natural than my new one. Infact when I watch some other teams highlights the grass can look greener depending on the stadium and it brings out the true colours.
All the other colours look great but its just the greens that look too green and oversaturated

The reason I am stressing about this because I have been creating a photorealistic graphic mod for the game eFootball PES 2021 which aims to give each football stadium the correct grass colour and turf and it just becomes pointless if everything looks the same to each other and super green .

I did some research and realised that I would have to change display colour configuration using the NVidia control panel, but after doing that, the whole display would look weird and reddish. I then realised that my old laptop had intel uhd integrated graphics which allowed me to use the intel graphics control centre and change the individual colours from there allowing for a better result.

The only issue is that I cannot use the intel colour changer on my new laptop because it is a non intel adapter and it only has an RTX graphics card.

Spoiler: the error I get when trying to change the colours using the intel app

Would anyone know a workaround for this and would it be possible to install an intel graphics adapter for my laptop? If not if not is there any other way for me to edit the individual colour hue pallet (especially greens) for my laptop display.

Thanks a lot, and apologies for the bad grammar

 

[SpyderTracks]

Hi everyone, I am new to this forum and I am a noob when it comes to laptops specifications and configuration
I just received a second hand octane i9 9900k laptop, and everything was perfect apart from the display settings, everything was a little too oversaturated especially whilst watching a football highlights video, all the grass looks the exact colour wise. In comparison to my old laptop the grass looked less green/saturated and more natural than my new one. Infact when I watch some other teams highlights the grass can look greener depending on the stadium and it brings out the true colours.
All the other colours look great but its just the greens that look too green and oversaturated

The reason I am stressing about this because I have been creating a photorealistic graphic mod for the game eFootball PES 2021 which aims to give each football stadium the correct grass colour and turf and it just becomes pointless if everything looks the same to each other and super green .

I did some research and realised that I would have to change display colour configuration using the NVidia control panel, but after doing that, the whole display would look weird and reddish. I then realised that my old laptop had intel uhd integrated graphics which allowed me to use the intel graphics control centre and change the individual colours from there allowing for a better result.

The only issue is that I cannot use the intel colour changer on my new laptop because it is a non intel adapter and it only has an RTX graphics card.

Spoiler: the error I get when trying to change the colours using the intel app

View attachment 29106

Would anyone know a workaround for this and would it be possible to install an intel graphics adapter for my laptop? If not if not is there any other way for me to edit the individual colour hue pallet (especially greens) for my laptop display.

Thanks a lot, and apologies for the bad grammar

Is this a pcspecialist machine? Can you post your full specs from the order page?

 

[jsoba77]

Is this a pcspecialist machine? Can you post your full specs from the order page?

Hi mate yes it is here are the full specs

Chassis & Display	Octane Series: 15.6" Matte Full HD 144Hz 72% NTSC LED Widescreen (1920x1080) + G-Sync
Processor (CPU)	Intel® Core™ i9 Eight Core Processor i9-9900K (3.6GHz) 16MB Cache
Memory (RAM)	64GB Corsair 2400MHz SODIMM DDR4 (4 x 16GB)
Graphics Card	NVIDIA® GeForce® RTX 2080 - 8.0GB GDDR6 Video RAM - DirectX® 12.1
1st Storage Drive	4TB Samsung 860 EVO 2.5" SSD, SATA 6Gb/s (upto 550MB/sR | 520MB/sW)
2nd Storage Drive	2TB SEAGATE 7mm SERIAL ATA III 2.5" HARD DRIVE WITH 128MB CACHE (5,400rpm)
1st M.2 SSD Drive	2TB INTEL® 760p M.2 NVMe PCIe SSD (upto 3230MB/sR | 1625MB/sW)
2nd M.2 SSD Drive	2TB INTEL® 760p M.2 NVMe PCIe SSD (upto 3230MB/sR | 1625MB/sW)
RAID	RAID 0 (STRIPED VOLUME - 2 x same size & model HDD / SSD)
Memory Card Reader	Integrated 6 in 1 Card Reader (SD /Mini SD/ SDHC / SDXC / MMC / RSMMC)
AC Adaptor	1 x 330W AC Adaptor
Power Cable	1 x 1 Metre UK Power Cable (Kettle Lead)
Battery	Octane Series 8 Cell Lithium Ion Battery (82WH)
Thermal Paste	COOLER MASTER MASTERGEL MAKER THERMAL COMPOUND
Sound Card	Intel 2 Channel High Definition Audio + MIC/Headphone Jack
Bluetooth & Wireless	GIGABIT LAN & KILLER™ WIRELESS-AC 1550 M.2 GAMING 802.11AC + BLUETOOTH 5.0
USB/Thunderbolt Options	3 x USB 3.0 PORTS, 2 x USB 3.1 PORTS, 1 x USB 2.0 PORT
Keyboard Language	OCTANE SERIES BACKLIT UK KEYBOARD WITH NUMBER PAD
Operating System	Genuine Windows 10 Home 64 Bit - inc. Single Licence [KUK-00001]
Operating System Language	United Kingdom - English Language
Windows Recovery Media	Windows 10 Multi-Language Recovery Image - Unlimited Downloads from Online Account
Office Software	FREE 30 Day Trial of Microsoft® Office® 365 (Operating System Required)
Anti-Virus	NO ANTI-VIRUS SOFTWARE
Browser	Firefox™
Notebook Mouse	INTEGRATED 2 BUTTON TOUCHPAD MOUSE
Webcam	INTEGRATED 2.0 MP FULL HD WEBCAM
Warranty	3 Year Gold Warranty (2 Year Collect & Return, 2 Year Parts, 3 Year Labour)
Dead Pixel Guarantee	1 Year Dead Pixel Guarantee Inc. Labour & Carriage Costs
Insurance	Simplesurance Purchase Protection inc. Accidental Damage & Theft
Delivery	STANDARD INSURED DELIVERY TO UK MAINLAND (MON-FRI)
Build Time	Standard Build - Approximately 4 to 6 working days
Promotional Item	Get Just Cause 4, PUBG & More w/ select Intel CPUs!
Promotional Item	Get BFV AND Anthem AND Metro: Exodus with select NVIDIA GeForce RTX GPUs!
Welcome Book	PCSpecialist Welcome Book - United Kingdom & Republic of Ireland

Detailed Specification
	Dimensions & Weight
Dimensions (w x d x h)	386mm x 262mm x 38mm
Weight	3.4Kg
Colour	Black
	Chipset
Processor Support	Supports 9th Generation Intel Core Processors
	Memory
Memory Type	Supports DDR4 3000MHz
Number of Modules	4
Maximum Supported Memory	64GB
	Hard Drive Capacity
Hard Drive Type	2 x 7mm, 2.5" S-ATA HDD support
M.2 Port	2 x M.2 2280 SSD Ports, 1 x WLAN M.2 2230
	Display & Graphics
Graphics	Choice of graphics cards - refer to configurator.
Screen Size	15.6 inch Widescreen
Native/Maximum Resolution	1920 x 1080
Backlight	LED
Refresh Rate	144 Hz
	Audio
Chipset	High Definition Audio with SoundBlasterX® Pro-Gaming 360˚
Channels	Support for 7.1 Surround Sound
Connections	Microphone-in and headphone-out
Speakers	Built in two speakers
Integrated Microphone	Yes
	Communications
Wireless Support	Wireless LAN 802.11AC/B/G/N (M.2 Interface)
Bluetooth Support	Bluetooth V5.0 module support
	Keyboard & Mouse
Keys	RGB backlit isolated keyboard
Language Support	Multi-Language support
Pointing Device | Touchpad Mouse	Built in touch pad with multi-gesture and scrolling function
Backlit Keyboard	Yes
	Memory Card Reader
Memory Card Reader	6-in-1 Card Reader (MMC / RSMMC / SD / Mini SD / SDHC / SDXC)
	Ports
LAN	1 x RJ-45 jack
USB	4 x USB 3.0 ports (USB3.1 Gen1 Type-A), 1 x USB 3.1 Gen2 port (Type-C), 1 x USB 3.1 Gen2 port (Type-C) Thunderbolt Combo Port
Display	1 x HDMI Port, 2 x Mini Display Port
Microphone-IN	1
Headphone-OUT	1
DC-in	1
	Battery & Power Lead
Battery Capacity	8 Cell Lithium-lon, 82WH
Power Lead & AC Adpater	1 x Power Lead included with AC Adapter
	Security
Fingerprint Scanner	Yes
Kensington Lock	Yes

 

[SpyderTracks]

Hi everyone, I am new to this forum and I am a noob when it comes to laptops specifications and configuration
I just received a second hand octane i9 9900k laptop, and everything was perfect apart from the display settings, everything was a little too oversaturated especially whilst watching a football highlights video, all the grass looks the exact colour wise. In comparison to my old laptop the grass looked less green/saturated and more natural than my new one. Infact when I watch some other teams highlights the grass can look greener depending on the stadium and it brings out the true colours.
All the other colours look great but its just the greens that look too green and oversaturated

The reason I am stressing about this because I have been creating a photorealistic graphic mod for the game eFootball PES 2021 which aims to give each football stadium the correct grass colour and turf and it just becomes pointless if everything looks the same to each other and super green .

I did some research and realised that I would have to change display colour configuration using the NVidia control panel, but after doing that, the whole display would look weird and reddish. I then realised that my old laptop had intel uhd integrated graphics which allowed me to use the intel graphics control centre and change the individual colours from there allowing for a better result.

The only issue is that I cannot use the intel colour changer on my new laptop because it is a non intel adapter and it only has an RTX graphics card.

Spoiler: the error I get when trying to change the colours using the intel app

View attachment 29106

Would anyone know a workaround for this and would it be possible to install an intel graphics adapter for my laptop? If not if not is there any other way for me to edit the individual colour hue pallet (especially greens) for my laptop display.

Thanks a lot, and apologies for the bad grammar

So that isn't a laptop, it's a DTR which stands for desktop replacement. As such it has a desktop CPU rather than a mobile one.

On laptops they have a feature called Hybrid graphics where you switch between the integrated graphics and the graphics card to help with power use, but I'm not sure how that works on a DTR.

If you go into nvidia control panel and force it to use the intel graphics, does that bring the intel control panel back?

Either way though it's not going to make a difference, the colour saturation will be due to the display, not the graphics card, so the colours will be the same on either gpu.

The best way to work around it would be to use a proper colour accurate external display.

 

[jsoba77]

So that isn't a laptop, it's a DTR which stands for desktop replacement. As such it has a desktop CPU rather than a mobile one.

On laptops they have a feature called Hybrid graphics where you switch between the integrated graphics and the graphics card to help with power use, but I'm not sure how that works on a DTR.

If you go into nvidia control panel and force it to use the intel graphics, does that bring the intel control panel back?

Either way though it's not going to make a difference, the colour saturation will be due to the display, not the graphics card, so the colours will be the same on either gpu.

The best way to work around it would be to use a proper colour accurate external display.

Thanks for the response mate, that makes so much more sense to me now
Do you know of any programs I can use to get the screen colours more accurate
Thanks again

 

[SpyderTracks]

Thanks for the response mate, that makes so much more sense to me now
Do you know of any programs I can use to get the screen colours more accurate
Thanks again

I'm not sure what you'll be able to do on a laptop display, these aren't designed to be coloue accurate, they're for gaming but a general worktheoufh is below. As said, the best way is to use an external monitor:

How to Calibrate a Laptop Display

Modern laptop displays are a far cry from the early utilitarian green and black monochrome displays of the 1980s. Today, displays have the ability to display rich true-to-life color and smooth, seamless motion. At their default settings, however, most laptop image and color settings are not...

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