I'm starting to get really frustrated wondering if the 7950 is being used or not... as the frame rates are very similar (with medium graphics in BF3, it's a difference between 12-15fps and 20-25fps)...
Is there any program i can install that logs what the GPU speed was, or what gpu is being used? Maybe something that can overlay GPU speeds/GPU being used over the game?
On another note... i think i might have broken something... i can not detect the 7950 in any program anymore. I get the same performance (intel HD only) in any game i run, no matter if i set it to high performance or power saver in the "configure switchable graphics" option (and windows power settings set to high performance). How can i 100% force the GPU to run (so i can detect it in some system monitoring software???). I'm afraid my GPU is dead or something after running some stress/burn tests???
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SpaceCaseSixtyTen Notebook Enthusiast
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the program i have used to check is amd system monitor available from amd's website which will tell u if is running and what clock it is running at.
Did you try to upgrade drivers? that might cause the failure try rolling back to or reinstalling the original hp drivers. -
there is no way the difference is only 10 fps in bf3. in "med" settings u should be able to get around 40 fps with the amd, and 20 fps with the intel.
one way i know for sure if the gpu is working or not would be to run 3dmark11 with high performance, plugged in, etc. if u go through all that and it still is giving u a low score, then u know ur card/drivers r bad -
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I got an Issues with FFXI, the game is too old.. that the 7850m dont kick in.. View attachment 80858 -
SpaceCaseSixtyTen Notebook Enthusiast
That program is great, i love that you can force it to stay up top.
I reinstalled windows all together, and now i don't have any mouse lag anymore! Games (i only had a chance to test with dirt 3) detect the GPU now too :]
How can i log/view what GPU is being used in games?
Discussion in 'HP' started by SpaceCaseSixtyTen, Jul 26, 2012.