How to combine a10 5800k hd7660 graphics and hd7000 graphics?
748401
i dont think thats possible since the only feature that would allow mixing the APU graphics with a card thats not specified on the APU dual graphics compatibility is the LucidLogix Virtu MVP and according to the motherboard's manual states this feature only supports hd5xxx or hd6xxx graphic cards. your best option is to use one of the high end cards from the hd6xxx series like the HD6870 or even the HD6970.
748402
i install asus eah6670/dis/1gd5 radeon hd 6670 gddr5 and them i bought and install asus hd7750-1gd5-v2 amd radeon hd 7750 vga without any errors i just install the driver hat came with each video card and was ready, with my mainboard and a10 cpu
748403
I never used this combination but the asus suite app have a option to combinate 2 or more graphics card incluide the igpu, is easy to use. But i havent another graphoc card to testRegards
92749
No need GPU additional. This processor has graphic card included. Maybe something wrong in monitor? or motherboard? Or only VGA cable? I hope nothing serious. Good luck!.
210109
Definitely CrossFireX which is APU (integrated video) working with GPUs like 6570 and 6670 only. No sense to make like dual 7850 here or anything else
1398241
try to get the latest driver. or perhaps the two graphic cards run in the same time: you must choose the 9800gt and disactivate the other graphic card. if it dosen t work, i m sorry you must find the answer in a forum. good luck
1390935
Yes, I am using an ATI Radeon HD 5800 Series card and the active converter in this adapter allows the 3rd display to be used. I'm using 2 monitors via DVI and a TV hooked up to this adapter and all 3 can be configured to work simultaneously (split screen, same output, etc.)
1175984
Not tried it but it should work. ATI/AMD have generic drivers for Windows. Might have to tell it what it is, as in, select VGA drivers, select Rage XL, and let it do the rest.
1351342
As you probably know, this APU has an integrated GPU that you can use on its own. Otherwise, you can use any GPU and disable the internal GPU. AMD also has a feature called "Dual Graphics" that lets you team an outside graphics card with the internal GPU and let both of them work to get slightly higher frame rates. The A10-7700K does 1300 3dmark-13's on its own, and 1800 when teamed with an R7-250 in dual graphics mode. The R7-250 on its own (not using the APU's GPU) does about 1400. So dual graphics can be a win, but I believe that the R7-250 is your only real choice for that.
2167169
i have the same CPU that you have. I use Intel (on chip) graphics with 1 monitor thru DVI. I do not have a graphics card. I verified that if I switch my monitor over to its HDMI input, it is receiving signal from the mother board HDMI port. This would imply that you can drive 2 monitors thru onboard chipset graphics (without having any graphics card). Of course you will need minor changes in the operating system control panel screen settings.
266554
You would need identical cards to do that. You can do two Radeon 7950's from different vendors possibly (Like MSI and Sapphire), but not different model number cards. You especially cannot mix your ATI graphics with the Nvidia graphics card.
2041417
I am not sure. Duplicating in general not good for hi res when monitors have different specs.
747567
The Intel HD graphics is on the motherboard. You could add an additional graphics card to one of the PCI-e slots but it would probably have to be a 'half-height' card. I did a little research on this but decided to wait and see if it would even be necessary first. So far the integrated graphics have worked just fine as I'm able to play HD (*.ts) video files full screen without any issues. Once I start editing HD (Blu-Ray) video files, it may become necessary to add a video card but I don't know the answer to that yet.
1379707
I use an onboard GPU (or APU) and the graphics card, i ran APU and GPU V.S. Them working together, i got [nearly] same score in two different benchmarks, i would say get a CPU and a dedicated GPU.
2004807
I'm using a Radeon HD 6700 Series (don't recall which exactly) and everything is doing well.
1367533
Have not used this combo, since I use an AMD 6800k processor overclocked to 4.5 with liquid cooling, with this mobo that has onboard graphics and plays most games including WOW on high settings. I have however paired this mobo with a HD7850 2GB with great success with the 6800k apu.Your onboard graphics will depend upon what processor you use, which you did not indicate.
2196151
Just an FYI for anyone who has a similar problem, all that needs to be done is download the latest graphics drivers from the AMD website (we are not allowed to link external links here, else I would direct link it.) The default Windows ones don't seem to have everything up to snuff. All units produced after 12/15 will not have this issue.
590750
yes this grahpics card should support the 6670 gpu for dual graphics, if you look at the apu a10 6800K box it has a list of gpu's that supports dual graphics which is the 6670 and the 6570. i haven't used the apu's but i have used both gpu's and if you want to run dual graphics with multi-monitor you should get the that gigabyte 6670 2gb model but if you looking to run one monitor and want something cheaper you can try getting a 6570 and you should be ok. Lastly if you are looking to build a apu build by fast ddr3 1866mhz and up because apu's are work better with high frequency ram, just check the mother board you will be using to see what memory speeds it supports for ram
2190107
Greetings, The H87ITX-A-E, itself, does not have integrated graphics, but will definitely support dual display with an Intel CPU with an Intel HD graphics subsystem (which is the majority of Haswell processors). Please verify that your CPU has Intel HD graphics support via Intel's ARK (an online resource). Best regards, MITXPC