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Well then you answered your question yourself and you know the situation in your country better than us.

Be happy if you get 200. In my opinion 150 would be fair price for that.

@C10H13NO2 explained it

Normal behavior. Also normal temps in my opinion.

Same happened to me but I wouldn't call it a problem. Shifted that time spent on games towards primarily school plus some other things.

Idk tbh because it depends on what material it is, it could break or it could come out good.

Wait so it's your card or what?

Also what is kinda interesting, there are many posts on internet forums about the same problem with the same gpu, but nobody gives a correct solution.

Hello everyone! So my brother has a laptop which is kinda old, it has an i5 5200u, 8GB of RAM and an AMD R7 260M GPU. He recently reinstalled his Windows 8.1 and after installing GPU driver (latest) it wasn't working properly. The GPU doesn't even work when running a game or something, it stays running on iGPU. Then we tried 15.7.1 driver because I saw on some forum that that driver is the best but no luck. Then we tried a driver from 2014 but no luck. The interesting part is that some of these drivers (I think the latest) stops when installing, and it won't finish, unless you run it again and it kinda is installed then, but still doesn't work. And with older drivers, they install fine but in the drivers options there are none, just some system info and that's it. No power management and other things for laptops. Is there anyone that had the same or similar problem, or has the same gpu that could tell what version of drivers he or she runs?

Power mode? Is your laptop plugged in?

CAD and £500 aren't a good combination

When you are on battery it's already "throttled" down so don't worry about that.

You can try with Intel Extreme Tuning Utility

If you think like that then it should consume 312W when it's turned off aswell?

It's not allowed to talk about hackintosh here.

In my opinion it's worth every extra cent.

#NSFW #18+

Maybe it's broken?

I mean I don't understand how is this going to give you any more information on what's broken if you till use the same slot and the same graphics card?

Is this the new way of troubleshooting or am I missing something out?

On one side you have the part that sticks out (it's not flat). Maybe you are plugging it wrong?

Look under performance, that tab you are looking at doesn't show all the MBs being used.

this is why.

No idea about that alongside option but I can say that I'm currently running Kubuntu on my hard drive and Windows 10 on my SSD without any problems (except noticing huge performance differences between HDD and SSD)

Yes you can pair these two, nothing wrong with that.