- Apr 10, 2013
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Hi everyone,
I am the new owner of a new Acer laptop, an "Ultrathin" Aspire V5-552PG-X469 (which is identical in specifications to the V5-552PG-X809 that is advertised more and seen in more online stores)... the processor is the AMD A10-5757M and the graphics as advertised is the AMD Radeon 8750M ... now the sticker on the laptop right next to the "AMD 10 Elite Quad-Core" sticker is a sticker that reads "RADEON Dual Graphics HD 8750M" ...
So when you go into the device manager and look into the Display Adapters, there is two lines, one line is called "AMD Radeon HD 8650G + 8750M Dual Graphics" and then another that says AMD Radeon HD 8750M below it.
SO I am not an expert at this. Do I actually have an 8750M, an 8650G, or actually both? And I have read a bit about the AMD Crossfire thing with two AMD GPUs, can I do that? (Do I want to do that, I guess, should also be a question I am asking).
I know I don't have the most powerful nor best/biggest/show-off'able system but in my opinion I got a very very good deal on a very nice, decent-to-decent-plus system and am happy very happy. but could certainly use some tips or background info about these graphics card(s) and the Crossfire system. Thanks much for all help.
I am the new owner of a new Acer laptop, an "Ultrathin" Aspire V5-552PG-X469 (which is identical in specifications to the V5-552PG-X809 that is advertised more and seen in more online stores)... the processor is the AMD A10-5757M and the graphics as advertised is the AMD Radeon 8750M ... now the sticker on the laptop right next to the "AMD 10 Elite Quad-Core" sticker is a sticker that reads "RADEON Dual Graphics HD 8750M" ...
So when you go into the device manager and look into the Display Adapters, there is two lines, one line is called "AMD Radeon HD 8650G + 8750M Dual Graphics" and then another that says AMD Radeon HD 8750M below it.
SO I am not an expert at this. Do I actually have an 8750M, an 8650G, or actually both? And I have read a bit about the AMD Crossfire thing with two AMD GPUs, can I do that? (Do I want to do that, I guess, should also be a question I am asking).
I know I don't have the most powerful nor best/biggest/show-off'able system but in my opinion I got a very very good deal on a very nice, decent-to-decent-plus system and am happy very happy. but could certainly use some tips or background info about these graphics card(s) and the Crossfire system. Thanks much for all help.
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