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‎05-24-2021 01:56 PM

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Product: HP ProBook 455 G5
Operating System: Microsoft Windows 10 (64-bit)

Hello! I have a question. I download my display/gpu drivers from HP website with amd radeon software. All is great, except one factor, when i open amd radeon software my vram usage for my integrated laptops graphics moves up to 80%. I checked, it was caused by process called radeon host application. When i download drivers manually without software, all is great, but i wanna know, if there is any solution to fix this problem? 

 

What have i tried?

1. Asked amd community - they just said,  they do not suggest using software on integrated gpus, but i guess there are no harm to use it, because i am downloading HPs own drivers.

2. Tried DDU, before installing new drivers.

3. Tried using amd newest version drivers, nothing changed.

 

Hope to see any solutions! 🙂

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