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I need to switch from One GPU to Another GPU
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Full system specs.
That GPU would be the onboard GPU from the CPU.
Did you connect the monitor directly to the GPU or did you connect it to a connection on the motherboard?
Sounds like you have a AMD 3000 series APU?
That GPU would be the onboard GPU from the CPU.
Did you connect the monitor directly to the GPU or did you connect it to a connection on the motherboard?
Sounds like you have a AMD 3000 series APU?
1, Im new to this so im trying my best to understand this, here are my general system specs : CPU, AMD Ryzen 5 2400G with Radeon Vega Graphics. Motherboard, ASUS ROG STRIX B350-F GAMINGFull system specs.
That GPU would be the onboard GPU from the CPU.
Did you connect the monitor directly to the GPU or did you connect it to a connection on the motherboard?
Sounds like you have a AMD 3000 series APU?
2, okay interesting
3, my mother connected of of the cords to.. Check photo
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Yeah, the Vega 11 Graphics are the integrated graphics on your 2400G. There should be a setting in the BIOS to disable the iGPU somewhere. You could try disabling it in Device Manager as well.
i tried through device manager, doesn't work, ill attempt to do it through 'BIOS' right now.
I cant find anything in the 'BIOS' for some reason.
I do have a recording of the 'BIOS' i think for anyone wanting to see it.
LADS I STILL NEED HELP LOL
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For now, don't bother disabling it or not, because that is not the issue. This happens after you got the new monitor:
1- The integrated GPU appears (it works instead of the real GPU)
2- Games run slower (It means the the integrated GPU is doing the work)
It is obvious that you did connect your new monitor to the integrated GPU, in other words, you connected it to the motherboard. We are talking about a physical issue, not BIOS or windows one.
1- The integrated GPU appears (it works instead of the real GPU)
2- Games run slower (It means the the integrated GPU is doing the work)
It is obvious that you did connect your new monitor to the integrated GPU, in other words, you connected it to the motherboard. We are talking about a physical issue, not BIOS or windows one.
OMG lol we are good now, thank you a million times lad
