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. Has anyone found a solution for similar problem? Help would be really appreciated.Operating System: Microsoft Windows 10 (64-bit)ĪMD A10-5745M with AMD Radeon HD 8610G 768MB integrated graphics cardĪMD Radeon R7 M260 2GB (dedicated graphics card) Also games which should run smoothly, run with low FPS. No matter what, AMD System Monitor shows on APU Resource Distribution 100 % CPU and 0 % AMD Radeon R7 M260. No matter what game, no matter how high or low graphics, the laptop uses only the R5 - no matter how low FPS. Re-installing the Windows 10 from scratchĭisabling the R5 (still does not use R7, but drops FPS to 1-3) Putting everything to max performance from Windows power saving Putting everything to max performance from AMD Settings Using latest AMD Radeon drivers from AMD website Using latest AMD Radeon drivers from HP website Updating BIOS with latest BIOS from HP website No matter what program or game I'm running, the laptop never uses R7 M260, but just runs low FPS with the R5. My HP Pavilion has integrated AMD Radeon R5 (Primary) and AMD Radeon R7 M260 (linked).
I've seen plenty of people having the same problem, but did not find anything that would have solved my problem. GPU Drivers: Radeon Software Version 17.2.1 GPU: AMD Radeon R7 M260 and AMD Radeon R5 Graphics (integrated: AMD A8-6410 APU with AMD Radeon R5 Graphics)ĬPU: AMD A8-6410 APU with AMD Radeon R5 Graphics
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