I was just pointing out that the people answering the OP are attempting to run the application on their dGPU models vs the OPs Intel graphics only model and saying they have no problems. I have a dGPU model and have some pretty annoying issues with the Intel & nvidia GPUs playing nice as well (including the dark display requiring a hard reboot - this is probably the most annoying issue I still have post 1/27 firmware update). Until then (and until some of these large apps are updated to better cooperate with the OS), I think these intermittent failures are going to continue to happen.Īgreed, though the OPs issue cannot be related to the 2 GPUs playing nicely together, since he doesn't have a dGPU. There's clearly still some work to be done to perfect these Skylake drivers, and I think Microsoft is still trying to figure out how to get the two GPUs to play nice with each other. My book hasn't been as unreliable since the 1/27 firmware updates, but it's by no means bulletproof. Since the dedicated GPU is in the base, PP is running on the Intel integrated GPU. I have also had issues when running PP in clipboard mode to preview/subclip video from interviews. There's nothing to be done but reboot and lose my work. I know the system is probably running normally, but without a way to see what I am doing (including plugging in an external display to no avail), it's effectively a hard stop. I have frequent crashes that appear to be display driver related, including times when my display just goes dark.

Both my book and my PP software are running all the updates. I have frequent issues with Premiere Pro. I am running Premiere Pro on an i7/8/256 version of the Surface Book with the NVidia GPU. That may be true as far as it goes, but that's not the whole story.

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