Look at your Device Manager, Display and report the model of video card and model of integrated video. Are you sure you have a separate card? On some models it is optional and must be specially ordered. Also there are many models named 15R. You need to say exactly which model you have.
You cannot disable the Intel video - all the video signals pass through the GPU on the core. You choose which video chip you want to use for each application using the AMD Catalyst control panel.
Mary G
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December 2nd, 2012 17:00
Look at your Device Manager, Display and report the model of video card and model of integrated video. Are you sure you have a separate card? On some models it is optional and must be specially ordered. Also there are many models named 15R. You need to say exactly which model you have.
ejn63
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December 2nd, 2012 17:00
You cannot disable the Intel video - all the video signals pass through the GPU on the core. You choose which video chip you want to use for each application using the AMD Catalyst control panel.
lol1234512345
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December 3rd, 2012 07:00
I have AMD Radeon HD 7730m
and Intel 4000.
The problem I have is when I'm playing games it doesn't switch to the 7730m
lol1234512345
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December 3rd, 2012 08:00
I'm getting 15 fps on low settings for Saints Row the Third and I've searched online and I should be getting much higher for the 7730m.
ejn63
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December 3rd, 2012 08:00
Where are you seeing that it doesn't switch? Does the game support switching graphics (not all do)?