Browse for the original file and add it in the Switchable Graphics settings as if it were a new executable. This fix worked for my Radeon RX Vega M GL (Radeon Settings Version 2018.0911.1425.25970) and hopefully works for other cards/versions as well. I found a potential solution which avoids having to rename/hardlink the file (since renaming chrome.exe into anything else gave me an M7121-1331 error on Netflix). Instead it says that he successfully Chrome to "High performance" but it still used the Intel GPU. Note: This question is very related but doesn't mention having the relevant Chrome setting locked. why would there be incompatibility between them? shadertoy demos), so I tried installing other drivers, this time coming from HP:ĪMD/Intel Switchable High-Definition (HD) Graphics Driver, for product HP Notebook - 15-ac107nu.Īny idea why Chrome seems unsupported by my AMD GPU? Both Chrome and AMD Radeon R5 M330 are reasonably standard and widely used products. I was not happy with being prevented from using the better GPU in Chrome (I want to run e.g. Here "Power saving" is a code phrase for "Use the Intel GPU" and "High performance" is a code phrase for "Use the AMD GPU". When I hover the "power saving" combobox, a tooltip is shown, saying "To ensure compatibility, this application is locked". I looked in the AMD settings in the following place:Īnd as you see for Chrome there's a lock icon. I downloaded the generic AMD driver installer from here, and used it successfully to install Radeon drivers. I want to use the former for as many apps as possible, including Chrome.
I have an "AMD Radeon R5 M330" GPU and an "Intel HD Graphics 5500" GPU on the laptop I just bought.
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