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How to know which graphics card is being used now by unity
I am using macbook pro 2018 15" 16GB RAM, 6 cores i7 AMD 560x, (I don't recommend this device at all) the computer gets pretty hot in seconds when using unity specially when I am using particle system, or running the project, it really burns my hands. In Blender I am capable of seeing which Hardware graphics card is being used at the current time, is it the intel or the amd and I realized that the amd GC of mine is not compatible with blender and as a result of that it uses the CPU instead (blender says that) so I thought that this might be the case in unity but I don't know how to that in unity. If its impossible to know which graphics card is being used by unity, is there a way to stop unity from making one of the most expensive laptops in the world(maybe the most expensive one) gets that hot.
Answer by xxmariofer · Nov 22, 2019 at 02:44 PM
https://docs.unity3d.com/ScriptReference/SystemInfo-graphicsDeviceName.html just run that line in the awake, and the macbook gets really hot but there is nothing special that would make it hotter, if its getting hot i imagine is because you are working in a really intense project, if not it should not get hot
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