Hello, I have a problem that in my laptop I have 2 intel hd graphic 3000 graphics cards and an AMD radeon HD 7650 and my device uses intel from this card. How do I get my laptop to use this AMD graphics card? I have an HP ProBook 4740s laptop. Thank you in advance.
The computer will switch to AMD when needed. Alternatively, some BIOSes have the option to force a rigidly dedicated card (I had it in ASUS) but this is not very energy-efficient.
Up. Intel is supposed to work when working on the desktop. When turning on, for example, the game is to turn on AMD. It is correct. In addition, you have the option "Run with a graphics processor ..." under the right-click on the icons of, for example, games:
So you can force the use of an Intel card in the game (not meaningful most of the time).
I still do not have these options, what can you restart the laptop?
It will not happen without restarting.
Added after 6 [minutes]:
AtkinsH97 wrote:
from this site I downloaded the chipset and the graphics driver.
You have downloaded, but have you installed? After each install, you should do restart . You have 2 cards so 3 drivers had to be downloaded - chipset -> then Intel, then AMD install.
Now write if you have graphics switching enabled in UEFI: Switchable Graphics Mode = Enabled. If so, check your power settings. First, write if AMD does not switch / turns on on battery power and from the network. Power> Power Options (in active scheme) cit. > enhanced energy options> check ALL entries there are 3 that can conflict with the switching: > Set the dynamic switchable graphics for battery and ac to automatic > Set the intel gpu power plan for ac to max performance (or both - if you want) > Set the ATI Powerplay-Options to max / optimal performance
! Also Check that you have set the application / game to HIGH Performance in your Catalyst Control Center (+ do not disable the Power Play Option in Catalyst Control Center)
(+ don't forget after switching from balanced to high-power or energy-saving these e entries must be set as well)
The discussion revolves around a user seeking assistance in switching from Intel HD Graphics 3000 to AMD Radeon HD 7650 on an HP ProBook 4740s laptop. The user reports that the laptop defaults to the Intel graphics card, even when running demanding applications. Responses suggest that the laptop should automatically switch to the AMD card when needed, but users recommend checking BIOS settings for "Switchable Graphics Mode" and ensuring that the latest drivers for the chipset, Intel, and AMD are installed. Additionally, users advise configuring power settings to allow for dynamic switching and setting the application to high performance in the Catalyst Control Center. The user expresses difficulty in finding the graphics switching option in UEFI and confirms that all drivers are up-to-date. Summary generated by the language model.
