- Feb 1, 2016
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I am having trouble with my AMD Card (HD 7950). I installed the drivers and the Radeon Software Crimson Edition (once the beta and once the stable built as the beta didn't work). Anyhow, the "Radeon settings" Dialogue always gave me the "either your graphicscard is not installed or your AMD driver is not working correctly"-error whenever I tried to launch it.
I am using windows10 with nospy10, a program which I also told to block automated Windows driver updates (so that can't be a possibility) as well as automatic windows updates.
My device Manager recognizes the card as "AMD Radeon HD 9700" Series. According to GPU-Z, the card is running on a PCI-E x16 1.1 lane (old motherboard). Steam however tells me in big-picture mode (which is laggy af, as well as any other even more demanding GPU-software I am running, so the drivers do NOT seem to be working) that I have about 1GB of Graphics Storage, which also doesn't fit the card.
Regardless how often I reboot or uninstall AMD software (yes, even using the proper "wipe-all"-programs) I always get the same error.
Can anybody help me to get this card running properly? Thanks for your help in advance!
I am using windows10 with nospy10, a program which I also told to block automated Windows driver updates (so that can't be a possibility) as well as automatic windows updates.
My device Manager recognizes the card as "AMD Radeon HD 9700" Series. According to GPU-Z, the card is running on a PCI-E x16 1.1 lane (old motherboard). Steam however tells me in big-picture mode (which is laggy af, as well as any other even more demanding GPU-software I am running, so the drivers do NOT seem to be working) that I have about 1GB of Graphics Storage, which also doesn't fit the card.
Regardless how often I reboot or uninstall AMD software (yes, even using the proper "wipe-all"-programs) I always get the same error.
Can anybody help me to get this card running properly? Thanks for your help in advance!
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