AMD A-Series processors quesstion

Jeteroll

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I am looking at the following HP DV6ZQE (quad edition) http://www.shopping.hp.com/webapp/shopping/computer_series.do?storeName=computer_store&category=notebooks&series_name=dv6zqe_series&a1=Category&v1=High%20performance

Which has a new AMD A6-3400M processor with the built in 6520G graphics card. When I select to upgrade to a "1GB GDDR5 Radeon(TM) HD Dual Graphics [HDMI, VGA]" Which I found out form hp is a "Radeon 6700m series card" (somone in the reviews said it was a 6750m even though hp wasn't specific) it says it has dual graphics.
SO MY QUESTION IS: that means that they put a whole new gfx card in the laptop right? So I will be able to take advantage oF dual gfx. and therefor turning it into a 6775g2 (Which is the default 6520g plus the 6750m when u have dual gfx in ur laptop.

Thanks for telling me about dual graphics and if you have the processor's card AND another gfx card in your laptop.
 

Meatymutawings

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nope, they use the 6520g when you are not doing intensive task or when you are on battery to conserve electricity, and then switch to the 6750m when you are gaming/etc
I would go with the 6750, it's an actually decent card.
 

Jeteroll

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Thanks, I knew it was 2 different cards (one cpu one discrete card) but hp kept saying there was only one card so I had to be sure. But even if dual doesn't do much the 6750 will be good enough for me because I only play WOW and Starcraft II.