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my rx 480 is displayed as "Microsoft basic adapter"
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You need to install the correct drivers first, otherwise you end up with the generic graphics driver.
@clutchc: there is no IGP on FX-series AMD CPUs. At least not yet, but this may change with Zen.
@clutchc: there is no IGP on FX-series AMD CPUs. At least not yet, but this may change with Zen.
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It won't say. To be compatible, it only needs a PCIe x16 slot and a BIOS that can get along with the card's UEFI. If your monitor is plugged into the card (and not the m/b's port) and it is producing a display, it is compatible.
Did the new card come with a disk? If so, there should be a driver on it. If not, follow the directions to download the driver on the link InvalidError sent you.
I also have another problem, every time my pc restarts my monitor doesnt come back on, but my pc stays running, so i completly shut it down and turn it back on normally.
Because of that i cant install driver cause after a drivers done installing it automatically restarts, and after the restart it doent come back on so the drivers never get to be installed.
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