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Standard VGA adapter instead of Intergrated Graphics

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May 29, 2014 4:50:29 PM

Hello, I just put some new parts into a computer(motherboard, cpu, and memory). I reinstalled the operating system for the computer. When I go to launch an application or a game it says that I don't have enough video memory. I looked at the bios and it says the intergrated is enabled, but windows says that it's just a standard vga graphics adapter. I have a windows vista home premium 32bit with a Asus A55BM-E motherboard, a 6600k AMD quad core processor with an intergrated 8560D radeon graphics, 4gb ram, and a 500gb hardrive. Please help me out with this.

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May 29, 2014 4:56:26 PM

You have to install the driver for the integrated graphics before it will work.

http://support.amd.com/en-us/download/desktop?os=Window...

if I'm not mistaken you can download this here and it should work. Otherwise, choose "update driver software" for your "Standard VGA Adapter" under Device Manager.
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May 29, 2014 5:22:36 PM

*Also, the GPU in that APU shares your System RAM so you can probably choose the AMOUNT to share in the motherboard BIOS.

You would probably want to choose 1GB (1024MB).

I recommend buying a dedicated video card at some point as the graphics are pretty weak in that APU. Since you have 32-bit Windows don't get a video card with more than 1GB.

UPDATE:
I think AMD stopped supporting VISTA so that may also cause some issues.
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May 30, 2014 9:30:04 PM

Yeah, it was vista. I went and installed Ubuntu and it recognized the integrated. I'm getting a Win 7 operating system, thanks for helping me out with this.

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