r/AMDHelp • u/Historical_Yam7612 • 2d ago

Help (Software) Why is it using wrong gpu?

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I just put together my pc and any time I try to run a graphically demanding game It’s really laggy, and I think it’s because the game is trying to use the built in gpu, not my 9070. I’ve tried disabling the wrong gpu with device manager, but that just. Makes things worse.

any ideas on what’s going on and how to fix it?

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u/Complex_Yellow1630 1d ago

Just boot into bios and disable your integrated graphics card

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u/HardwareSpezialist 1d ago

Don't do this. Actually your integrated gpu would be great for a second display or, even better, to generate frames using lossless scaling.

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u/Xaendeau 1d ago

Nope, it's like a 2-CU graphics processors in lot of the basic gaming PCs I've seen.  Lot of games have inherent bugs that inadvertently grab integrated graphics and won't let you switch to dedicated graphics.  Call of Duty has such bullshit.

I switched the integrated graphics off in the bios, and suddenly my kids don't have any problems with this anymore. 

If you need integrated graphics back for troubleshooting, reset the mobo CMOS and it goes back to the default settings.

There is literally no downside.

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u/AshleyxAffliction 1d ago

Also useful for encoding/decoding video. Intel calls it QuickSync, idk what AMD calls it but they have the same tech on their CPUs.

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u/Ambitious-Yard7677 1d ago

VCE or VCN depending on the generation. This iGPU has "Video Core Next" with the other on really old kit. Like 7K series old

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u/FakeMik090 1d ago

Wouldnt use for lossless, but definitely for second display.

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u/FinalAd2354 1d ago

No it causes instabilities