Thanks for the reply. Can't say I appreciate being in the overlooked class. So, buyer beware if you're in the market for a new laptop that have both integrated video and a discrete graphics chip. Coincidentally, those that go with a gsync model will only have one gpu since that's a condition of its functionality and will apparently be unaffected.
so that leaves the worst case scenario for the rest of us: an inhibiting condition that only affects a portion of us therefore lacking a large awareness that could encourage a remedy. I would spread the word to those considering optimus capable laptops. Optimus saves energy and shouldn't penalize users with less display options should they consider more energy efficient devices.
Any hope that Microsoft can consider the rest of us (encourage "Green" right?) and provide a way that unlocked frame rates would be allowed in laptops that have both integrated video and a discrete graphics chips moving forward? Or are we forced into a rollback to windows 7?
Thanks again, hope this will be addressed for "all" windows 10 users moving forwards. Please allow us the option/choice.