- Aug 14, 2016
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Hey Guys, I'm at my wits end for this.
So, these are my display adapters.
http://screencast.com/t/fzYiYYy6kY
When I did an uninstall and delete for both of these and rebooted, they reinstalled and are working fine now, but the issue is that when I uninstalled the Radeon GPU, my screen resolution didn't change. Upon uninstalling the Intel GPU, it did.
This lead me to believe that this isn't running the 6870 at all. So I tested some games after playing with some settings in the AMD Catalyst Control Center. Here's a short video of the settings.
- http://screencast.com/t/55NxTIc4
Now when monitoring after setting Mass Effect 3 specifically to performance mode within catalyst, it says high performance but runs the same as when I set it to power saving mode which I assume is the intel gpu.
What I'm wondering is, how can I tell when my AMD driver is actually running, and is there a program in which I can basically control this process?
This is an Alienware M17xR3 from 5 years ago btw.
So, these are my display adapters.
http://screencast.com/t/fzYiYYy6kY
When I did an uninstall and delete for both of these and rebooted, they reinstalled and are working fine now, but the issue is that when I uninstalled the Radeon GPU, my screen resolution didn't change. Upon uninstalling the Intel GPU, it did.
This lead me to believe that this isn't running the 6870 at all. So I tested some games after playing with some settings in the AMD Catalyst Control Center. Here's a short video of the settings.
- http://screencast.com/t/55NxTIc4
Now when monitoring after setting Mass Effect 3 specifically to performance mode within catalyst, it says high performance but runs the same as when I set it to power saving mode which I assume is the intel gpu.
What I'm wondering is, how can I tell when my AMD driver is actually running, and is there a program in which I can basically control this process?
This is an Alienware M17xR3 from 5 years ago btw.
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