Developer drivers are generally designed to help developers create and test mobile applications, for example for debugging and performance optimisation. Game drivers, on the other hand, are specifically aimed at running games, optimising graphics performance and other gameplay-related features.
Yes brother. I need advice. I am on stock HyperOS Redmi Note 11 Pro 4G. To get the bootloader unlocked you have to go through hell and back and back to hell again. Is there a way i can unlock bootloader without dealing with Xaiomi community?
It's not possible with SetEdit, but with MIUI Themes: go to "themes", download these themes: MacOs Big Sur, Never Settle 12.7, Global Version 13, XET v1 and select the profile option, go for "customize theme" and for "lock style" select MacOs Big Sur after that status bar = Global Version 13 Icons = Never Settle 12.7 Favorites tray = Global Version 13
@MemoTeno Enable developer preferences: Go to the Settings menu. Scroll down and select "From Phone". Scroll down and select "Developer". Click "Build number" repeatedly until you see a notification that you are now a developer. Navigate to the developer settings: Go back to the main Settings menu. Scroll down and select "Developer Settings". Find the "Graphics driver preferences" or "Graphics driver" option. You may come across different names such as "GPU driver preferences" or "GPU driver selection". If you still can't find your graphics driver preferences in the developer preferences, you can try one of the following alternatives: Check update: Make sure your device has the latest software version. Go to Settings > Software update and check for updates. Application-specific settings: It is also possible to change graphics drivers within the settings of some applications. Open the settings for the specific application and look for the graphics or GPU settings.
