Windows – force the laptop to use NVIDIA instead of Intel

The HM67 doesn't allow both graphics cards to run at the same time. So two monitors is max.

I'm definitely not sure about it, but I'll tell what I think I know. It may help someone.

Integrated HD3000 graphics are shipped with the 2nd generation of Core i* processors and are supposed to support only 2 monitors at once. But, since you also have the discrete graphic card (QUADRO 2000M), I would expect that one to be able to run at least 1 more monitor on its own. Very likely, at gaming you wouldn't be able to use all 3 screens for game itself, but have something like - 2 screen for gaming and one for other programs etc.

But it all depends on specific configuration, types/numbers of video outputs.

EDIT: I did some more reading up (Three Monitors with Nvidia GeForce GT 525m and Intel HD Graphics on Del XPS 15Z) and now I think it won't work after all, since those 2nd generation Core i5/i7 processors use the HM67 chipset and it won't allow you to run both graphic cards at the same time.

Also, you can check this link: http://www.intel.com/support/graphics/sb/CS-033714.htm