PLEASE HELP

[AlwaysWright]

I have the amd adrenalin software for my CPU 7900x and NVidia GeForce for my 4090 however upon finding unknown devices in my device manager i installed "amd software installer" and sorted that issue however now my 4090 is being recognized by adrenaline software as amd readeon graphics card and my games are playing really buggy, what do i do and how can i solve this, please help me

 

[Trembletop]

2 minutes ago, AlwaysWright said:

I have the amd adrenalin software for my CPU 7900x and NVidia GeForce for my 4090 however upon finding unknown devices in my device manager i installed "amd software installer" and sorted that issue however now my 4090 is being recognized by adrenaline software as amd readeon graphics card and my games are playing really buggy, what do i do and how can i solve this, please help me

 

Don't use the adrenaline software for your 4090? It's not supported.

[AlwaysWright]

i was using it to update my cpu drivers but the issue is that i used the amd software installer

 

[Trembletop]

Just now, AlwaysWright said:

i was using it to update my cpu drivers but the issue is that i used the amd software installer

 

It shouldn't be a problem for your GPU if you download the driver for your 4090 on the official website and Nvidia control panel should pick it up correctly. It's fine for adrenaline software to pick it up since it tells you all your comments even if it's not AMD for example I have a i7 8700 and a RX 5500 XT when I unplug the RX 5500 XT it still picks up my i7 8700. This is what's happening to you.

[Hinjima]

12 minutes ago, AlwaysWright said:

I have the amd adrenalin software for my CPU 7900x and NVidia GeForce for my 4090 however upon finding unknown devices in my device manager i installed "amd software installer" and sorted that issue however now my 4090 is being recognized by adrenaline software as amd readeon graphics card and my games are playing really buggy, what do i do and how can i solve this, please help me

 

This is a conflict between the onboard AMD Graphics on the Ryzen 7900X CPU and the RTX 4090.

I had the same problem with my own 7700x and RTX 4080.

Programs were detecting my Radeon graphics on the CPU instead of my RTX 4080.

 

This was solved by disabling the iGPU ( onboard graphics ) in the BIOS.

You are not the first to have this problem and this solution should fix it.

 

If you need help with this, please let me know.

[SpookyCitrus]

4 minutes ago, Hinjima said:

This is a conflict between the onboard AMD Graphics on the Ryzen 7900X CPU and the RTX 4090.

I had the same problem with my own 7700x and RTX 4080.

Programs were detecting my Radeon graphics on the CPU instead of my RTX 4080.

 

This was solved by disabling the iGPU ( onboard graphics ) in the BIOS.

You are not the first to have this problem and this solution should fix it.

 

If you need help with this, please let me know.

Yup, this right here. I've worked on a few computers with this exact issue. Simply disabling the iGPU in the BIOS should fix it. 

[AlwaysWright]

5 minutes ago, Hinjima said:

This is a conflict between the onboard AMD Graphics on the Ryzen 7900X CPU and the RTX 4090.

I had the same problem with my own 7700x and RTX 4080.

Programs were detecting my Radeon graphics on the CPU instead of my RTX 4080.

 

This was solved by disabling the iGPU ( onboard graphics ) in the BIOS.

You are not the first to have this problem and this solution should fix it.

 

If you need help with this, please let me know.

thankyou so much, ive gone the route of using amd cleanup utility and trying to reinstall the drivers as we speak

[AlwaysWright]

i have an msi bios where can i find this setting?

[Hinjima]

8 minutes ago, AlwaysWright said:

thankyou so much, ive gone the route of using amd cleanup utility and trying to reinstall the drivers as we speak

Ah yeah.  I uninstalled the Radeon drivers after I disabled the iGPU in the BIOS.

Hope this worked for you!

[Hinjima]

Just now, AlwaysWright said:

i have an msi bios where can i find this setting?

Can you give me your exact motherboard so I can look up the BIOS manual?

[AlwaysWright]

sorry to waste your time but uninstalling the drivers and reinstalling them has fixed all my issues, thankyou so much for your time

[Hinjima]

1 minute ago, AlwaysWright said:

sorry to waste your time but uninstalling the drivers and reinstalling them has fixed all my issues, thankyou so much for your time

Alright cool!   I still had some issues after uninstalling the drivers so I do still recommend disabling the iGPU in the BIOS.

 

[GuiltySpark_]

I had this issue with my 7900x and 7800x3D. You can simply just uninstall Adrenaline, its not necessary for updating any CPU drivers. 

 

Disabling the iGPU entirely is ideal but I use mine. 

[AlwaysWright]

will disabling igpu do anything other than stop integrated graphics?

Will i see more performance out of my cpu, will it disable anything else?

[Bagzie]

2 hours ago, AlwaysWright said:

will disabling igpu do anything other than stop integrated graphics?

Will i see more performance out of my cpu, will it disable anything else?

Theoretically it could help slightly but in reality there's no difference.

 

The onboard radeon gpu in your cpu has 2 cu's and is really only meant for general computer usage and not much else so you won't be missing out , to give you perspective on it's power level the 7900XTX has 96 cu's.

[Salted Spinach]

Device manager

 

Select the device (your 4090 that is incorrectly identified as an AMD card)

 

Uninstall its driver

 

Install Nvidia driver which will then correctly identify and label your 4090

[LOST TALE]

22 hours ago, Hinjima said:

This is a conflict between the onboard AMD Graphics on the Ryzen 7900X CPU and the RTX 4090.

I had the same problem with my own 7700x and RTX 4080.

Programs were detecting my Radeon graphics on the CPU instead of my RTX 4080.

 

This was solved by disabling the iGPU ( onboard graphics ) in the BIOS.

You are not the first to have this problem and this solution should fix it.

 

If you need help with this, please let me know.

if ur gpu ever dies, can you get a post screen or do you ahve to reset bios or unplug Dgpu?

[Hinjima]

2 minutes ago, LOST TALE said:

if ur gpu ever dies, can you get a post screen or do you ahve to reset bios or unplug Dgpu?

You would have to reset the BIOS but this can easily be done by removing the CMOS battery for a few minutes.

You can ALWAYS get your iGPU back