I have used the Catalyst Control Center to control the Switchable Graphics and set my games to high performance.
I have read many other posts on the internet about people with the same problem, and I've tried every solution that people suggested, without any luck:
I've used the AMD System Monitor to check if it had any activity, and it's always 0. But the card simply doesn't do it's job, it doesn't start working. The laptop detects the R7 card, as it is shown in the device manager, as well as a 'linked card' on the CCC and on other programs like AMD System Monitor. for video games and everything, it's always using the integrated HD 8610G. The problem is that the laptop refuses to make any use of the R7 m260. I tried reverting the driver to the initial version: nothing.AMD A10-5745M with AMD Radeon HD 8610G 768MB integrated graphics cardĪMD Radeon R7 M260 2GB (dedicated graphics card) I tried to install a driver from the Windows' repositories: nothing. I tried upgrading the drivers to Crimson: nothing. The stuttering had returned, same thing as the one two weeks ago. I start the restore process in Windows, and after it has finished, I install the factory (stock) drivers for my video card. Skip a little while, I decided to restore my computer to factory settings (it was working fine). After that, it freezes for a second then runs fine again, and then it freezes, and then it runs fine, etc. And while in-game, things render well, and my FPS is normal - for 2 to 3 seconds. I should get a steady 30FPS at them, but instead got 15FPS and stuttering. The game stuttered too much, mainly in the cut-scenes. After that, I installed the latest drivers, rebooted and tried to run GRID.
I ran DDU and wiped my old Catalyst install (it was working fine). It happened two weeks ago, when Radeon Crimson was released.
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