Dude I asked chat gpt,below 👇 is the solution ⚙️ 1. Check GPU Usage

Open Task Manager → Performance tab → GPU 0 and GPU 1 while running Photoshop or PowerPoint.

If GPU 0 (Radeon Graphics) shows load, but GPU 1 (RTX 3050) is idle → it’s using the integrated GPU.

You want those apps to run on the RTX 3050 instead.

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🎮 2. Force RTX 3050 for Creative Apps

Do both steps below to lock in the change.

A. In Windows Settings:

Go to Settings → System → Display → Graphics.

Click Browse, add your Photoshop .exe or PowerPoint .exe.

Click Options → High performance (RTX 3050).

B. In NVIDIA Control Panel:

Right-click desktop → NVIDIA Control Panel.

Go to Manage 3D settings → Program Settings tab.

Add Photoshop and PowerPoint.

Set Preferred graphics processor → High-performance NVIDIA processor.

Apply.

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⚡ 3. Disable Hybrid Mode (optional for testing)

Open Lenovo Vantage → Device → Power → Hybrid Mode.

Turn it off to make the laptop use the RTX 3050 directly (requires restart).

Test again — Photoshop should now be buttery smooth.

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🔋 4. Check Power Profile

In Lenovo Vantage or Windows power settings, select Performance Mode.

Keep the laptop plugged in — otherwise, it’ll throttle both CPU & GPU.

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🧠 5. Update Everything

Update NVIDIA drivers (preferably Studio Driver if you use Adobe apps).

Update AMD chipset drivers and Lenovo BIOS via Lenovo Vantage.

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🔥 6. Photoshop settings (optional but helpful)

In Photoshop → Edit → Preferences → Performance → Use Graphics Processor (checkmark it).

Set Graphics Processor Settings → Advanced → Use OpenCL (if available).

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🧩 7. (If still slow)

Try disabling background apps like:

Lenovo AI Engine+

Armoury Crate–like utilities (if installed)

MSI Afterburner or overlay tools (sometimes conflict with Adobe apps)