External maximum display resolution of 7520 with AMD Radeon HD M 7730 & Intel HD Graphics Inspiron 4000

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  I just got my new laptop Inspiron (15R) 7520, when I watched the display settings in DXdiag and in dell support center it says I have the Intel HD Graphics 400, when I had to get the AMD Radeon HD M 7730 graphics driver, I asked a friend who said he could be in there but its not picked up Anyone know why?

  The specs for the laptop are here: http://www.dell.com/au/p/inspiron-15r-se-7520/pd

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  Switchable graphics do not work, you can hear intel HD4000 on the parameters of the program to start with (and on the win7 experience index), but once you are in the program/game the computer will use the 7730 m.  Programs like 3dmark06 and games like Skyrim will show intel HD on the initial configuration page but the 7730 m should then launch - an easy way to see if his job is to compare the performance with her was put in power save instead of perfromance and you will see a difference in frame rates...

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  First, download the latest installer AMD on the following link and save it in your downloads folder.

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  2. go into your control panel and the list of hardware devices.  Right click on your video hardware (AMD & Intel) click on uninstall and check the driver software to remove box...

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  I'm running a 64-bit windows 7 Ultimate x (I have recently reinstalled windows, but he did not before). Well my laptop is not using the AMD Radeon HD M 7730 driver it's just with the intell 4000 driver. I tried reinstalling the drivers, updating them, I tried AMD Catalyst 13.2 Beta4 and well nothing works. And when I updated the driver AMD could not perform what be the theme aero worked, but I couldn't launch games or videos.
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  I answer on behalf of Dell Amogh G.

  Laptops with a switchable graphics feature have two graphics (GPU) - an energy-saving, Integrated GPU and a powerful, discreet GPU. Computers equipped with a power saving GPU Intel and an AMD high performance GPU combine the advantages of low power of a GPU integrated with maximum performance of a discrete GPU.

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