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Can anyone tell me what GFX card this is please.

ScruffyNerfHerder
By ScruffyNerfHerder
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Looks like an AMD 5450. Burn it.

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Haha, I would do but it's not mine. Someone less tech savvy asked me what it was.

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I mean if you just need a basic display out for a second or third monitor it'll do just fine but yes it is weaker than integrated graphics these days and even going back a few years. The drivers are also no longer getting updates either so problems with modern software are likely.

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Problem I'm having with it is pretty simple... When it's in my pc it permanently shows up under settings as default graphics card (pnp monitor as well) when I hook the HDMI to my 4k screen. Even though I have the correct drivers for it I can only get it to display at 1080p

I just got this message off the guy who asked me about it! 😆😆😆

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21 minutes ago, ScruffyNerfHerder said:

I just got this message off the guy who asked me about it! 😆😆😆

Yeah pretty sure it can't do 4K.

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