I am a new member here, so dont judge me if i am totally dumb.
There is a laptop lenovo Z50 75 with AMD fx 7500 CPU and with a amd R7 260X graphic card
I have read several reviews so that the system work with some "dual graphics" technology so that the CPU's integrated GPU works with the dedicated 260x one and together they form the R7 260DX combo.
The problem is that the laptop only sees the integrated card, both the GPU-z and the dxdiag shows the radeon R7 series ( which I assume that is the CPU's one).
I checked the dedicated vram and max vram thing in the screen resolution option (Win8.1)
And it said dedicated vram :512 Mbyte Max Vram : 2048
I still dont understand what is this supposed to mean.
Device manager shows AMD radeon r7 series as "functioning" GPU so the system not even recognise the dedicated card.
My first thoughts were this. Either there is no such dedicated card which I highly doubt now due to the reviews on the net.
Or I need a BIOS or CCC update
What do you think?
There is a laptop lenovo Z50 75 with AMD fx 7500 CPU and with a amd R7 260X graphic card
I have read several reviews so that the system work with some "dual graphics" technology so that the CPU's integrated GPU works with the dedicated 260x one and together they form the R7 260DX combo.
The problem is that the laptop only sees the integrated card, both the GPU-z and the dxdiag shows the radeon R7 series ( which I assume that is the CPU's one).
I checked the dedicated vram and max vram thing in the screen resolution option (Win8.1)
And it said dedicated vram :512 Mbyte Max Vram : 2048
I still dont understand what is this supposed to mean.
Device manager shows AMD radeon r7 series as "functioning" GPU so the system not even recognise the dedicated card.
My first thoughts were this. Either there is no such dedicated card which I highly doubt now due to the reviews on the net.
Or I need a BIOS or CCC update
What do you think?
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