my computer might be useing my apu and not my gpu

[dawsontrickett]

AMD 10-7860k apu today with radeon R7 build into it. i also have a gtx 1050 in my computer. I got 50+ fps in pubg but now i get 5-10 fps i think my computer is only useing my apu and not my 1050 is there anyway i can just use my 1050 or even both the aup and 1050 maybe even disable my aup some how.

thanks.

 

[rcald2000]

Which is your monitor plugged into? The 1050 or the motherboard?

 

[dawsontrickett]

Which is your monitor plugged into? The 1050 or the motherboard?

i have it in my 1050

 

[dontlistentome]

You need to uninstall the AMD videocard drivers and install the Nvidia drivers for your 1050. What kind of input does your monitor have? If it's VGA, then you'll need an active adapter since that card does not output analog signals. Lastly, use something like MSI Afterburner to show onscreen your GPU information when you run a game. You'll see right away if it's using the 1050 and what the clockspeeds and temperatures are.

Use Speccy to get detailed info on what motherboard you're using. That way we can find out if there are bios issues involved.

 

[dawsontrickett]

You need to uninstall the AMD videocard drivers and install the Nvidia drivers for your 1050. What kind of input does your monitor have? If it's VGA, then you'll need an active adapter since that card does not output analog signals. Lastly, use something like MSI Afterburner to show onscreen your GPU information when you run a game. You'll see right away if it's using the 1050 and what the clockspeeds and temperatures are.

Use Speccy to get detailed info on what motherboard you're using. That way we can find out if there are bios issues involved.

1.how would i uninstall the AMD video drivers/my1050 drivers are uptodate
2.my AVG is pluged into a active adapter
thanks for your time .