Enabling dual graphics GPU Radeon 6570 HD 1 GB DDR3

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Hafflex

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Hi guys,

I'm pairing this GPU to my MSI A6-6400K mobo.

Unfortunately, i'm not successful on setting it up multiple times.
Where in there's only 1 option to change in my bios to make dual graphics enabled -- still no luck.

 
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Dual Channels memory preferred because it provide more bandwidth for the iGPU, dual channel = 2x64bit which means more performance for the iGPU. I also recommend you to have more than 4GB because 1GB is already reserved for your iGPU which means you can only use 3GB (at least this is the case for my laptop dual graphic).
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Hafflex

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Crossfire is not there as well.

Can you tell me if I need to update something in my mobo?

I have all drivers up to date.

Under this tab either
*Dual Graphics
*Crossfire

Should show up. But for me these are the only available settings

Performance Tab:
-AMD overdrive
-CPU Power
 
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Hafflex

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I'll double check everything and update this post. Thanks a lot myitinos.

Btw before anything else, enabling this feature will eat up some of my 4GB ram right?

Reason why most people suggests to have at least 2 RAM sticks installed.
 
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Dual Channels memory preferred because it provide more bandwidth for the iGPU, dual channel = 2x64bit which means more performance for the iGPU. I also recommend you to have more than 4GB because 1GB is already reserved for your iGPU which means you can only use 3GB (at least this is the case for my laptop dual graphic).
 
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