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• Cannot use the dedicated graphics card

  Hello

  As already mentioned that my laptop will use only integrated hd 3000 graphics, while I have a 6770 m on board.

  I have good drivers for both (or I guess that since there is no warning in Device Manager).

  Whenver I try to play a game well, only the built-in graphics card is available and it doenst go while playing, because I get 20 fps on settings lowest playing while I could play most of the games with up to 60 images per second at the top.

  Catalyst Control Center also has a problem during installation because my hardware version no is not supported even if auto detection selected download I need.

  This is a common problem with computers laptops alienware as much as I found on the web, but they have all nvidia graphics cards.

  If it is of no help: I have a HP Pavilion dv6 6b50eb, my hardware id 6770 m is

  PCI (slash) VEN_1002 & DEV_6740 & SUBSYS_3388103C & REV_00

  If you are sure about the drivers (?) Check the BIOS configuration to see if any option on VGA as:

  Switchable Graphics > fixed or automatic

  or similar

• HPE h9-1001de: HPE h9-1001de - broken graphics card can I use the integrated graphics card Intel?

  I bought this PC four years ago (just the version, not CS as in the link):

  http://h20564.www2.HP.com/hpsc/doc/public/display?docid=c03106002

  The integrated graphics went broken today. Research on the spec Web site I noticed that the Intel's integrated graphics. I won't buy another video card, if there is a graphics processor integrated into the processor.

  Indeed, there are two additional DVI ports; However, they are sealed with a sign "DO NOT REMOVE", and each port is sealed with two screws with a strange format (star with six faces?).

  Why these DVI ports are sealed? Why with this format live strange? I hope that's not for licensing reasons, and that I'm still able to use them as DVI ports...

  Thank you.

  Hello:

  I don't think it is sealed for any other reason than from your PC with a video of the add-on card, they would not people plugging in these ports DVI cables and by calling HP support complaining that the video does not work (because an add on card disables the integrated graphics card).

  Remove your discrete PCIe x 16 graphics card, so the built-in graphics card is enabled, put your hand on the good size torx screwdriver and remove the cover, so you can use the integrated graphics card adapter.

• Call of duty Black Ops Zombies 2, using the wrong graphics card

  Hello, I recently contacted Activision about the mode of call of duty Black Ops Zombies 2 very agitated and jumpy, like what you would get if you've played online with someone across the world, like really bad lag offline server, now I can play the campaign and multiplayer on the highest graphics settings and have no problem at all just the Zombies mode, even in offline mode. People at Activision back to me and said it could be because the Zombies is using the integrated graphics card Intel CPU and not discrete AMD card, and they said I should contact HP to see if if there is a way to activate manually in Control Panel. I'll link the Forum on Activision's post to read what said the people.
  https://support.Activision.com/Atvi_my_support_case_details?ID=500U0000005nbrlIAA&RMA=0

  If it does not work the link, then let me know and I will copy them here for you to see, if you think you need.

  Hi Goochster,

  I tried the link you provided, but it is inaccessible, unless we have a forum of Activision account.

  Normally, all you have to do is right click on an empty spot on the desktop and select Configure switchable graphics.

  

  Select it gpu performance and click apply. That should leave the AMD GPU default graphics package.

  Put a check mark in the box for the "saving GPU on battery switch' your laptop will not consume so much battery capacity.

• Satellite P305-S8822 - withdrawal of the dedicated graphics card

  Dear members of the forum,

  probably due to a fault of the graphics card dedicated to my

  Toshiba Satellite P305-S8822 (PSPC4U - 02T 014)
  Processor Intel Core 2 Duo T 5550
  ATI Mobility Radeon HD 3470 graphics card
  3072 MB PC5300 DDR2 SDRAM
  200 GB Serial ATA hard drive

  I'm not able to install Windows 7 or an another Version of Windows. Because I don't have the dedicated graphics card (only the onboard integrated graphics card) and found no BIOS option to turn it off, I would like to remove it from the motherboard. Unfortunately, I wasn't able to find out whether or not the ATI graphics card is welded (which this would make very difficult). Thanks a lot for your answers and a better idea to solve the problem.

  To be honest, it won't be easy to solve your problem. Why?
  Many people who have mobile machines the same logic valid for desktop computers. Exchange upgrade or hardware components on mobile units is very limited and you can simply swap the GPU or change the BIOS settings.

  If the GPU is faulty in many cases entire motherboard must be replaced. I don't know what other people will write here, but what you can do is contact the nearest Toshiba service provider and ask for help or advice what can be done about it.

• The use of the dedicated graphics card? Power management works not at all, no difference

  I bought a lenovo g500 and after installing every single player on this site, I decided to test some games from my pc to the laptop.

  Unfortunately, I see the games from the pc do worse than what they do on the pc (and the pc is old) so I think that the amd graphics card are not at all. Can someone explain how to enable the amd radeon video card? BIOS does not help and the CCC (catalyst control center doesn't help either).

  For example:

  I could run borderlands 2 in a little weak graphics on the pc perfectly.

  However on my laptop I can not even reach the main menu because of the very low fps.

  Another example is crysis 2, works perfectly on the graphic means on the pc, runs on 2-4 fps on the laptop.

  Features of the laptop:

  Video card

  Intel HD 4000 (one built-in) + ddr3 2 GB AMD Radeon HD 8570 (128-bit)

  Memory

  4 GB of ddr3 memory

  Processor

  Processor Intel Core i7-3612 QM @2.10 ghz

  Specifications of the PC:

  Video card

  NVIDIA GTX 650 1 GB ddr3 (128-bit)

  Processor

  AMD Dual Core 6000 + @ 3.2 ghz

  Memory

  4 GB of ddr3 memory

  Applications in full-screen mode using lags like hell, my mouse moves in slowmotion too much (real slowmotion)

  Edit: windows is 64-bit windows 7.

  The solution was to install windows 8 (bought a copy of the professional edition x 64), and then install the drivers from the site. Now everything works as expected. Must have had a problem with the windows 7 x 64 and x 86 drivers... Well, now it works.

  @shauni: tried with borderlands 2, could get 11-13 fps MAX during the game with graphics maxed out regardless of the diet plan, but as soon as I switched to windows 8, the amd video card started working and I now have 40-50 fps (which for me is UBER OPTIMAL). I always get 11-13 fps if I unplug my laptop well.

  SOLUTION OF THE SHORT VERSION:
  Install windows 8 (x 64 in my case)

  NOTE: the drivers on the site are buggy for windows 7 x 64 / x 86. Date today: 8 October 2013.

• HP Pro 3130 microtour: use the integrated graphics card Intel H57 Council

  Good afternoon.
  Motherboard HP Pro 3130 Microtour here MS-7613.
  What you need to install the CPU, which it was possible to use the integrated graphics Intel H57 Board adapter?
  Poised the Lynnfield Quad Core Intel Core i7-870, 3300 MHz. It does not work with an integrated video card.
  External graphics in the PCIe slot only.

  Hello:

  Please refer to page 3 of the quickspecs at the link below... specifically the part where it says: NOTE: HP Pro 3130 with Intel Core i5 750 processor or any what Intel i7 processor has no integrated graphics card.

  http://WWW8.HP.com/h20195/v2/GetPDF.aspx/c04290878.PDF

  You will need to add a graphics card into the PCIe x 16 slot.

• Skyrim - using the integrated graphics card

  My Dell has a built-in Intel and a dedicated Radeon card. For the high range, such as Skyrim 3D games, I obviously prefer to use AMD, but the game is auto detection of the onboard. I've tried everything. I tried all ini files and that you can find no reference to intel or AMD, display or whatever it is. I have manually disabled the card intel in Device Manager, but then the game comes with intel base made graphic, I went into the bios to try and the value of the main graphics card to AMD, but I can't find it anywhere in the bios (which has very very few options) I also used the AMD Control Panel to set the game to run using maximum performance , but continues to use the map intel. Any advice would be appreciated, thanks Matthew

  You cannot set the AMD GPU as primary - it is not connected directly to the screen.  Only the GPU from Intel is directly connected - the AMD GPU is NOT a dedicated GPU.  It's a video coprocessor - all passes of video data by the Intel GPU on its way to the screen, even if it has been processed by the AMD GPU.

  If you selected the AMD GPU for the game by using the catalyst control center, that's all that is needed. No matter where you look under Windows, you will always see the Intel GPU as active.  It is a system controlled by software - controlled material no.

• [Need help] New Alienware X 51 BSOD when using the Ports of USB 3.0

  Hello world

  Today, I received my Alienware X 51.  After you set up the system, I plugged my external hard drive USB 3.0 one of the 3 USB ports on the back of the unit.  The system immediately blue armored and closed.  I let the system restart normally, only to find he Blue filtered and restarted again.  After the third BSOD, I deleted all devices on the computer and let it restart.  It has not crashed this time.  Always plug the devices back to demonstrated that when 3 USB hard drive was plugged into the system, the PC crashed.  I am able to reproduce this constantly: hard drive goes in, system hangs.

  I stayed on the phone with Dell technical support tonight, but all they could tell me to do is find another USB 3 device for test ports with.  Since I have none is available, I'm looking at the community of users for more help.  For the record, I managed to extract the files from BSOD dump.  Here is the latest in graphical format:

  

  Anyone seen this before?  My troubleshooting course consisted by uninstalling the driver for the Renesas Electronics USB 3 hub controller supplied with the system and reinstall the drivers using a package available on the Dell (http://downloads.dell.com/Pages/Drivers/alienware-x51.html) website.  It did not work.  I also tried to format the hard drive, but the BSOD persisted.  Needless to say, I am ideas.

  The drive works fine in a USB 2 port.  Of course, I am disappointed that I am not able to use the higher speeds of USB 3 port at this time.

  Anyone seen this before?  Any suggestions on next steps?  What information can provide this help?

  Thank you!

  I am surprised that this post was did not yet a member of Dell since there is a patch to do this, apparently, I had this problem when I arrived to an external hard drive a few days ago

  Remove the current driver for Renesas installed on your Alienware then click on the link below

  http://am.Renesas.com/products/tools/introductory_evaluation_tools/starterkits_evaluation_boards/usb_3_demo_card/index.jsp

  or just click here

  • RENESAS USB3 Host pilot 30230 setup.exe

  installation, this will fix the blue screen issue

• do you need to do something for PS5 to use the integrated graphics card memory

  I had a computer that had no memory of graphis and had made them very slow. So I installed a gtx 550ti of egva using the piece of vedia n m render time is the same Do I need to configure something in the PS5 to use memory or is it automatic? The video card has 2 GB of memory onboard.

  If it is a supported video card, it should be automatic.

• How do I set GT 650 M by default permanently and do not use the integrated graphics card?

  I want HP dv7-7212nr. It has graphics card Intel HD 4000, which is shown in dxdiag and a GT 650 M.

  I have HDMI and VGA cables.

  How I put it that GT 650 M is the main and showed on dxdiag?

  This configuration is in the BIOS, or I can do on the desktop? If so, how?

  Thank you in advance!

  Perfect. Thank you!

• HP 15-D103TX computer laptop problem: Windows does not detect the dedicated graphics card

  Hi all

  I recently bought a laptop HP 15 - D103TX , which is held responsible for Free on BACK. I have updated my Windows 8 operating system and have installed all the drivers from the HP website. The laptop has dedicated 2 GB Nvidia Geforce 820 M graphics card.

  But when I checked, I found that Windows displays the graphic memory dedicated only 0 MB.

  

  As you can see in the screenshot, it shows as 0MB dedicated graphics memory.

  Anyone can clear me, upward on this subject? Is it a driver problem, or what is Windows 8 going crazy.

  Thank you very much in advance!

  Kind regards

  Brahmnoor

  Okay, I found the solution. In fact, the Haswell Intel i5 processor that my 15 HP D103TX has also comes with an Intel 4600 GPU intregated. So when I do normal tasks, the GPU intregated works, so Windows does not display the NVIDIA GPU 820M, but when I play a game or doing intense graphics work, he switches to the NVIDIA one.

  In fact, it makes sense, because it preserves the battery of the laptop.

  Credit: found this solution on the NVIDIA support forums.

  https://forums.GeForce.com/default/topic/664986/GeForce-700-600-series/dedicated-memory-not-shown-/

• Inspiron 3737 - pass fron integrated to the dedicated graphics card

  Hello

  I got Dell Inspiron 3737 with integrated graphics card Intel 4000 and dedicated Radeon HD8670M graphics card.

  Several weeks ago, I discovered this laptop works only with integrated IntelHD4000 (Win7 x 64). I installed the drivers of the latest GPU to dell, but it's not not to solve the problem. I installed older drivers, but also, there is no problem.

  I decided to reinstall windows.  I installed Windows 7 x 64, all the drivers from the dell site in the order which they suggest. But laptop also only use IntelHD4000. In Device Manager shows two graphics GPU Intel HD Family and AMD Radeon HD8670M. Catalyst, AIDA64 and CPU - Z will find only Intel HD 4000. Reference Dell start diagnostic tools and Dell Online Diagnostics found no no problem (all tests was passed).

  I tried to contact the technical support of Dell and got the following response "what did you want us? You are no longer under warranty and it's your problem! ».

  If I understand correctly the video driver installation and switching between integrated and dedicated graphics are global problem. Solve someone has mentioned the problem and how?

  Hi p ol,

  Thanks for posting.

  Please try these troubleshooting steps that may help solve the problem.

  First connect your wired laptop so you don't have an internet connection.

  -The first is to uninstall/reinstall the graphics driver AMD.
  -Go to Device Manager and uninstall the graphics driver.
  -Next is to check programs and features and uninstall everything related to AMD.
  -Once done, download and install the latest AMD graphics driver.
  -Here is the link: http://support.amd.com/en-us/download
  -Restart your laptop once the latest driver has been installed.
  -Test your laptop again after these steps.
  -Do the same with your wireless adapter, uninstall/reinstall it so.
  -This is where you can download the wireless card of.
  - http://www.dell.com/support/home/us/en/19/Products/?app...

  Post here and experts can help.  Thank you.

  Kind regards
  Robert

• increase the dedicated graphics card

  I want as my graphics video inrease 2.

  the configuration of my PC is as follows...

  RAM - 4 GB

  HD - 500 GB

  Win 7 32 bit

  Map chart-nvidia GeForce 7025 / NVIDIA nForce 630A

  Processor AMD Athlon (TM) II X processor 2 550

  1407 MB total available graphics memory

  256 MB dedicated graphics memory

  I want to bring to 512 MB...

  Help, please...

  Dedicated graphics memory must be ON the graphics card. For this reason, you cannot increase using software...-Mike Hall MVP Windows: consumer http://msmvps.com/blogs/mikehall/ Mike Hall MVP - Windows Desktop Experience http://msmvps.com/blogs/mikehall/

• Using a dedicated graphics card

  My laptop is Dell Inspiron 15r 5537

  I have a 2 GB AMD 8850 M dedicated graphics memory

  The problem is the more I play the games don't use it but rather use the Integrated INtel HD Graphics 4400.

  Is there a way to force the games to use the AMD card? I tried setting in the Catatlst control center 'High Performance', but it does not work.

  Help, please!

  Thank you.

  Win it in video performance video vs integrated only and is cheaper to build than a system with video true, discreet (something now found only in the high end portable computers - usually $1,500 or higher price points).