I have a HP DV6-6002sa laptop. The motherboard failed after one of the chips burnt out. I replaced the motherboard with one that had a slightly better graphics card onboard.
Strangely, the laptop shows up two different GPUs: AMD Radeon HD 6650M and ATI Mobility Radeon HD4200 series.
I presumed this was because the old drivers were still there. So, I did a full reinstall (Windows 7 Home Premium) but the [problem persists.
The laptop works absolutely fine although I get the occassional AMD notification.
What is causing this? Why are two different GPU's showing up? The processor, an AMD Phenom II P960 quad does not contain a onboard GPU? How can I stop this? Will this affect the running of the graphics or any other element? Has anyone else come across this before?
Strangely, the laptop shows up two different GPUs: AMD Radeon HD 6650M and ATI Mobility Radeon HD4200 series.
I presumed this was because the old drivers were still there. So, I did a full reinstall (Windows 7 Home Premium) but the [problem persists.
The laptop works absolutely fine although I get the occassional AMD notification.
What is causing this? Why are two different GPU's showing up? The processor, an AMD Phenom II P960 quad does not contain a onboard GPU? How can I stop this? Will this affect the running of the graphics or any other element? Has anyone else come across this before?