(That is no different than using the integrated GPU in a desktop computer (by setting this up in the BIOS and plugging your monitor into a video output port on the motherboard) and then switching to a dedicated video card/GPU (by changing the BIOS setting and plugging the monitor into one of the video card's outputs).) As such, if you were running WYSIWYG using the integrated GPU, both performance and visual quality would have been poor (or very poor, depending on the complexity of the file(s) you were using), and it goes without saying that after switching up to a dedicated GPU both would have increased significantly. I ask because you mentioned that you're using a three-year-old MacMini this computer features an integrated GPU, which we do not recommend for WYSIWYG (as per our System Requirements, which you can find on our FAQ page, ). could you perhaps quantify that for us, by describing what you observed? In addition, if possible, please also provide a general description of the file(s) you used for your tests along with a screenshot or two-or the files themselves. You say that the difference in performance is "astronomical". Thank you for the post and also for the follow-up to letting everyone know that everything is working now-that's great news!
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