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Hey,
So I ran a quick Geekbench test, and I was hoping some of you pros could weigh in—are these numbers actually what I should be seeing with this setup, or am I getting screwed? My laptop is a Dell Latitude 3510 running an Intel Core i5 + NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1650.
The real headache is Autodesk Revit and AutoCAD. They aren't even picking up my dedicated card; they just seem stuck using Intel's integrated graphics...
Here’s the thing: when I grab drivers straight from NVIDIA's site, it installs the newer ones for the GTX 1650 series, but when I pull the drivers off the HP website, Device Manager shows it specifically as a GTX 1650. I don't know if there's a connection there, but either way, neither set of drivers makes these programs run properly...

Thanks in advance!
So I ran a quick Geekbench test, and I was hoping some of you pros could weigh in—are these numbers actually what I should be seeing with this setup, or am I getting screwed? My laptop is a Dell Latitude 3510 running an Intel Core i5 + NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1650.
The real headache is Autodesk Revit and AutoCAD. They aren't even picking up my dedicated card; they just seem stuck using Intel's integrated graphics...
Here’s the thing: when I grab drivers straight from NVIDIA's site, it installs the newer ones for the GTX 1650 series, but when I pull the drivers off the HP website, Device Manager shows it specifically as a GTX 1650. I don't know if there's a connection there, but either way, neither set of drivers makes these programs run properly...

Thanks in advance!