This post is for Gentoo users

Set Package license: (if not set, installation will fail)

  • input: sudo nano/etc/portage/package accept_keywords/envycontrol
  • Add the following content: sys-power/envycontrol
  • (After finishing, please press CTRL+ O to save, CTRL+X and then N to exit)

Start installation: EnvyControl

  • sudo emerge eselect-repository
  • sudo eselect repository enable guru
  • sudo emaint sync -r guru
  • sudo emerge envycontrol

On: EnvyControl

sudo envycontrol -s integrated
  • When finished, just reboot.

EnvyControl Introduction:

  • There are three modes to choose from:
  • Integrated: Use only the internal display, completely close the independent display, and the HDMI output hole of the laptop is invalid.
  • Hybrid: uses the default display, and enables Nvidia PRIME, and can use the single display when needed.Newer Nvidia graphics cards also support RTD3 automatic power saving on demand.The HDMI output port works in this mode but is inefficient.
  • Nvidia: All use Nvidia alone to increase power consumption.It is recommended to use this mode when you need to connect the HDMI output hole to the external screen.
  • Because the purpose of installing this software is to turn off the Nvidia graphics card itself, I will choose Integrated
After installation: (You see, the NVS 5400M at the back of the GPU is gone)

Thanks for reading this article, you learned a way to close the display card in Gentoo

Reference source: [Linux laptop power saving tips:With close EnvyControl Nvidia showing] (https://ivonblog.com/posts/linux-envycontrol-turn-off-nvidia-gpu/#contents:2 - A3 E8 AE E5% % % 89% % % 9 denvycontrol)

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