I'm using an HP Pavilion 15-e048nr laptop with an Intel i7-4702MQ processor with Intel 4600 graphics along with an AMD 8670M GPU.
For some reason, everytime I disable my Intel graphics, I get an error message about my AMD card not having any drivers and I get about 3 fps in WoW.
So I downloaded the latest drivers for my card from AMD's website, which resulted in them installing some sort of "Command Center" program that tried to change all the settings on all my games and did nothing. I again tried disabling the intel graphics and running only on the AMD card, got the same error message about there being no drivers, and 6 fps.
So I enabled the Intel graphics again, and voila, 100+ fps as usual.
I know my video card is better than Intel's integrated graphics, so the performance difference should be substantial, but in the opposite direction. I would expect to get about 6 fps using my processor's integrated graphics, and 100+ using my GPU.
I'm confused, tired, and frustrated. Someone please help.
For some reason, everytime I disable my Intel graphics, I get an error message about my AMD card not having any drivers and I get about 3 fps in WoW.
So I downloaded the latest drivers for my card from AMD's website, which resulted in them installing some sort of "Command Center" program that tried to change all the settings on all my games and did nothing. I again tried disabling the intel graphics and running only on the AMD card, got the same error message about there being no drivers, and 6 fps.
So I enabled the Intel graphics again, and voila, 100+ fps as usual.
I know my video card is better than Intel's integrated graphics, so the performance difference should be substantial, but in the opposite direction. I would expect to get about 6 fps using my processor's integrated graphics, and 100+ using my GPU.
I'm confused, tired, and frustrated. Someone please help.