# Bottles wine - how to force dgpu?

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**Category:** Framework Laptop 16\
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**Created:** [October 10, 2024, 6:49am UTC](https://community.frame.work/t/bottles-wine-how-to-force-dgpu/58879 "2024-10-10T06:49:53Z")\
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I’m trying to run GoG and some games through bottles, but the games all seem to use device 1 when looking at nvtop, and that happens to be the integrated gpu, not the discreet gpu. How do I get bottles to tell my running programs to use the dgpu?

With linux-native programs, I can just prefix the command with `DRI_PRIME=1` and it works, but passing that to the programs running in bottles doesn’t work. I imagine because it’s calling the command in an emulated windows cmd rather than the host itself.