Old AMD drivers - switching graphic mod

Hello,
I have got Probook 4530s, I have bought GTA V, tryed install and it is working!! 25-30 FPS with actualy graphic card 7470M.
But while I am playing about 10 minutes my drivers will crash -> AMD radeon drivers stoped work, restarted. I tryed download latest amd radeon graphic drivers (amd-catalyst-15.4beta-64bit-win7-apr9.exe), but have found HP doesnt support these drivers, HP must have own drivers with switching graphics in the Windows!
So then I tryed disable "switch graphic" in bios(7.7, last update 2015), but it will set intel graphic which I dont want!
is here any way to switch graphic to the AMD while "switch graphic" is dissable?
IF NOT
Can HP release new graphic drivers or bios setting where you can set up graphic which will be use without "switch graphic"?
IF NOT
Can you tell me why I bought hp notebook?
I have to say, this notebook is awesome, it ran everything, CRYSIS 2, FARCRY 3, GTA IV, BORDERLANDS 2, BORDERLANDS PRE SQUEAL (I had to set up fixed switch graphic in catalys control panel, powerfull graphic AMD, dont know, but auto switcher didnt ever work)
and now GTA V, 25-30FPS, without any problems, sometimes little lag, but it all and about 10 minutes... booom drivers stoped work... Please HP I bealive you are good, I recommend to add choose graphic with "switch graphic = dissable" into bios,
I mean:
if (switch graphic == dissable)
user can choose between intel and AMD
because While I installed latest amd drivers it was working, but still ran at intel graphic.

Sumerov wrote:
And I dont know how to tell you different than I said
MAX = temperature in AMD DRIVERS CRASH TIME.
value = actual temperature of devices (in the time when I took picture)
sensor = devices / hardware components
Ok, now I can see the pictures not sure why I couldn't the first time they do look high but that is what happens when you play a HI demanding game the graphics chipset will heat up. But I think this has something to do with the fact that the video chipset most likely can't handle HD games. But works find for everyday usage and since GTA is a HD game that would require something like a Gaming Laptop that cost upwards and beyond 2000US for HD gaming and to handle the high temperature produced in HD gaming.
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Finally:: in your link about downloading the drivers for my product name. I found Driver-Graphics (5) . However, all what I need is the finall one which is an already-downloaded file with me. Could you please let me know what about the other four graphics drivers????????

Lenovo g510 AMD drivers BLUE SCREEN

Hi there,
I recently bought a Lenovo g510 with AMD Radeon graphics card. When I try to install the driver for the graphics card, i got a blue screen. I then cannot even enter Windows in safe mode. Only thing I can do is startup repair which takes forever. Before trying to install the driver, I cannot see the AMD graphics card under the display adaptors in device manager. I run Windows 7 64 bit.
Please help.
Panos.

Hi,
After a lot of tries I have tried Windows 8.1. This time when I install the drivers the graphics card is shown in device manager but I cannot open Catalyst manager. I got the message:
"catalyst control center cannot be started there are currently no settings that can be configured"
This is what I tried:
1.Downloaded the drivers from lenovo website for chipset, Intel HD graphics and AMD graphics
2.Swhitched off the internet so that Windows doesnt download drivers for the Intel HD graphics
3.Uninstalled Intel and AMD drivers
4. Installed the Intel driver
5. Installed the AMD driver
This doesnt seem to work. Some time after I install the AMD driver, the screen goes black and even if I restart the PC. Only thing I can do is to open in safe mode and uninstall the AMD drivers. I dont know if it does matter but I havent activated the Windows yet (I dont want to by them unless I know that my laptop is fully functional).
This is what I get in hardware ids in device manager for the video controller.
PCI\VEN_1002&DEV_6600&SUBSYS_380117AA&REV_00
PCI\VEN_1002&DEV_6600&SUBSYS_380117AA
PCI\VEN_1002&DEV_6600&CC_038000
PCI\VEN_1002&DEV_6600&CC_0380

Manually switch graphics on HP

On my notebook (HP Pavilion f008sr) haves two videocards. It`s HD 8610G (bad(( ) and Radeon R7 M260 2GB. I`m want to manually switch graphics on my notebook. I`m bought it for games and for capture video from them (YouTube Channel). And i need AMD Drivers with manual switch, and BIOS. On my BIOS F.36 not those function. Help me, HP! I like u!))

The specification (see http://support.hp.com/us-en/product/HP-Officejet-Pro-8600-Plus-e-All-in-One-Printer-series---N911/43... ) of the OfficeJet Pro 8600 series printers indicates that the only supported Page Description Language is HP PCL 3 enhanced.
I believe that PCL 3 enhanced (and other PCL3-based PDLs such as PCL3GUI) are primarily raster-based, in that each page is made up of one (or a series of) encapsulated, compressed raster images; the compression may use proprietary methods.
i.e. it doesn't support any vector image constructs at all.
The language supports a (very) small number of PCL escape sequences to provide the raster encapsulation and device initialisation.
I don't think that HP publish details of any of these PDLs used by inkjet printers.

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