Screen Icon and Resolution Issue

[Delilah_1]

So recently i got a AMD Radeon R9 360 GPU and decided to install it.
My first problem was that my old monitor didnt have a HDMI plug so i grabbed one that was a TV before but it had an HDMI port.
On my old screen everything was looking fine,but when i booted up my PC on a new monitor the
color went a little off,icons were cut in the edges of the screen and my toolbar was cut in half.
I tried to change the resoultion/display settings but didnt manage to fix it.
There is 1 more thing,when i went to see if i can run Rainbow six siege,it said :

Minimum: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 460, AMD Radeon HD 5770, And DX11 cards with 1GB VRAM
You Have: Intel(R) HD Graphics 4600
Video Card Click here for the latest Video Card drivers.
Upgrade Suggested
Intel(R) HD Graphics 4600
65th percentile
Features: Minimum attributes of your Video Card
Required You Have
Icon Pixel Shader version 5.0 5.0
Icon Vertex Shader version 5.0 5.0
Icon Dedicated Video RAM 1 GB 112.5 MB

It said that i have 112.5 MB of VRAM but when i went on advanced display settings it said
that i have 2048 MB of VRAM.
Any suggestions on how to solve this issues?

 

[BottleGamer]

Have you tried adjusting the settings of your tv ?
You should be able to adjust the widescreen settings there

 

[Delilah_1]

Have you tried adjusting the settings of your tv ?
You should be able to adjust the widescreen settings there

Yea there is 1 problem i lost my TV remote so i had to do it over the icons.
So should i just search where i can adjust it?

 

[BottleGamer]

You're currently running on the integrated GPU of your CPU
Did you install the amd driver correctly ?

 

[SkyNetRising]

Connect your monitor to graphic card video output and disable intel integrated GPU in BIOS.

 

[Delilah_1]

You're currently running on the integrated GPU of your CPU
Did you install the amd driver correctly ?

Well i think i did.
I have put my GPU in its slot,powered it,put the driver disc in and started installing it.
After it installed itself it said that it has 2048 MB of VRAM but just in case i went on and updated it from the web.

 

[Delilah_1]

Connect your monitor to graphic card video output and disable intel integrated GPU in BIOS.

My monitor is connected to the graphic card video output.
And in BIOS i just turn off the Intel GPU?

 

[SkyNetRising]

And in BIOS i just turn off the Intel GPU?

Yes, turn it off.
You're not using it anyway, when monitor is connected to discrete graphics card.

 

[Delilah_1]

And in BIOS i just turn off the Intel GPU?

Yes, turn it off.
You're not using it anyway, when monitor is connected to discrete graphics card.

Uh there is a problem,in my BIOS i looked everywhere but couldnt find an off switch.
I when i went Device Manager/Display Adapters there was only the GPU i am using rn.
Any idea where it would be in the BIOS?

Btw i managed to fix the resoultion but now my colors dont look very good,any idea how to change the colors?
P.S going to eat lunch.

 

[SkyNetRising]

Uh there is a problem,in my BIOS i looked everywhere but couldnt find an off switch.
Btw i managed to fix the resoultion but now my colors dont look very good,any idea how to change the colors?

Motherboard model name?
Post photo of those "strange" colors (you have to do it with camera or phone, regular screenshot might not show any problem).

 

[Delilah_1]

Uh there is a problem,in my BIOS i looked everywhere but couldnt find an off switch.
Btw i managed to fix the resoultion but now my colors dont look very good,any idea how to change the colors?

Motherboard model name?
Post photo of those "strange" colors (you have to do it with camera or phone, regular screenshot might not show any problem).

Motherboard model: H81M-DG4
I am sending some pics,the first one is original one and the other 2 are my desktop: http://imgur.com/a/kaGce

 

[SkyNetRising]

The setting to disable IGPU is under - Advanced\Chipset Configuration
Set:
Primary Graphics adapter to "PCI Express" and
IGPU Multi-Monitor to "Disabled".

I don't see anything wrong with those colors. It's just slightly brighter and more blue-ish.
Adjust color controls of your monitor.

 

[Delilah_1]

The setting to disable IGPU is under - Advanced\Chipset Configuration
Set:
Primary Graphics adapter to "PCI Express" and
IGPU Multi-Monitor to "Disabled".

I don't see anything wrong with those colors. It's just slightly brighter and more blue-ish.
Adjust color controls of your monitor.

I managed to fix the colors,it was my TV.
Going to turn off the integrated GPU and tell how it went.

 

[Delilah_1]

Uh i did both and still when i turn it on it is same as before.
Again it says that i have 112.5 MB of VRAM

 

[SkyNetRising]

Did you install graphics card drivers?

 

[Delilah_1]

Did you install graphics card drivers?

Um yea i downloaded it from this : http://imgur.com/a/sXSNO
And after that i clicked update this driver from my control panel.
Should i try to install the drivers from here http://support.amd.com/en-us/download ?

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Okay i installed the drivers from AMD and it said that my drivers are up to date.
Do i need to repeat what i was meant to do earlier with BIOS or?

 

[Delilah_1]

Updated it once again and now everything should be up to date.
Whats next?

 

[SkyNetRising]

Everything should be ok.
That diagnostic software you're using - detects things wrong.

 

[Delilah_1]

Everything should be ok.
That diagnostic software you're using - detects things wrong.

Should be xD

Pixel Shader version 5.0 5.0
Icon Vertex Shader version 5.0 5.0
Icon Dedicated Video RAM 1 GB 112.5 MB

Well for some reason it isnt