Hello,
This afternoon I teamed up with a buddy to install some new parts for my Dell Inspiron 570. All went fine, so we started the system and it ran great. Except for the fact that it was running on the old GPU, instead of the newly installed one. We tried fixing this, but we ended up having to reboot the software because the we had updated the driver from the old GPU to something it could not handle.
Can anyone help me please? As the title says, the Dell has an integrated GPU, and therefore I can't just remove that. I've taken out the new card now, and it again runs very smoothly, except for a very old, very bad video card. The old, integrated card is an AMD Ati Radeon HD 4200, the new one a AMD Ati Radeon HD 7870 Sapphire.
Thank you all in advance, Yvo Snoeker
This afternoon I teamed up with a buddy to install some new parts for my Dell Inspiron 570. All went fine, so we started the system and it ran great. Except for the fact that it was running on the old GPU, instead of the newly installed one. We tried fixing this, but we ended up having to reboot the software because the we had updated the driver from the old GPU to something it could not handle.
Can anyone help me please? As the title says, the Dell has an integrated GPU, and therefore I can't just remove that. I've taken out the new card now, and it again runs very smoothly, except for a very old, very bad video card. The old, integrated card is an AMD Ati Radeon HD 4200, the new one a AMD Ati Radeon HD 7870 Sapphire.
Thank you all in advance, Yvo Snoeker
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