I've also read that there should be an option (I think this is only for Nvidia graphic cards) to shift+right click on a game, and click an option like 'run with dedicated graphics card'.

Every time I changed drivers, I used the Removal Tool (Display Driver Uninstaller) to remove everything completely before the new installation. Still, the R7 doesn't show any activity anywhere. I've tried like 4 different drivers for the graphics card, the newest, the beta drivers for GTA V, the latest from the HP website for my laptop's model, and an older version. which of course you can't use for gaming, as the FPS will be 0,00001. And if I disable it on the Windows Device Manager, the R7 still doesn't start working, but instead, the computer uses some 'Microsoft Basic Render'.

I've read you can just disable the integrated graphics card on the BIOS, but I don't have that option on my BIOS. exe (I've tried different games like GTA V, Skyrim or TDU2). There's also a switchable graphics monitor in the CCC, I activate it to see what card is being used when playing a game, but even the monitor doesn't work! it doesn't show the game's. This should make the R7 be the main graphics card for that videogame, but it doesn't work. I have used the Catalyst Control Center to control the Switchable Graphics and set my games to high performance. I have read many other posts on the internet about people with the same problem, and I've tried every solution that people suggested, without any luck: I've used the AMD System Monitor to check if it had any activity, and it's always 0. But the card simply doesn't do it's job, it doesn't start working.

The laptop detects the R7 card, as it is shown in the device manager, as well as a 'linked card' on the CCC and on other programs like AMD System Monitor. for video games and everything, it's always using the integrated HD 8610G. The problem is that the laptop refuses to make any use of the R7 m260. AMD A10-5745M with AMD Radeon HD 8610G 768MB integrated graphics cardĪMD Radeon R7 M260 2GB (dedicated graphics card)

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