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Daisy81

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My Late 2011 MacBook Pro that I used to have used to switch to the integrated graphics when not doing things that required the graphics chip in order to save power. I know I don't have to worry about a battery but I'm still curious. Does anyone know if the iMacs use the integrated graphics when nothing is using the capabilities of the gpu?
 
That is somewhat a disappointment but I'm still loving it.

I can't wait for my memory to show up. I purchased another 16GB of the 1867MHz DDR3 RAM so I can bump it up to 32GB installed. It cost me $89.27 by buying two of these.
 
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My Late 2011 MacBook Pro that I used to have used to switch to the integrated graphics when not doing things that required the graphics chip in order to save power. I know I don't have to worry about a battery but I'm still curious. Does anyone know if the iMacs use the integrated graphics when nothing is using the capabilities of the gpu?
You might enjoy this article I found. http://www.engadget.com/2014/04/28/save-a-few-bucks-by-turning-your-mac-off-or-letting-it-sleep/
 
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