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I was using 14.4, but just upgraded to 14.6, with no luck getting the 8670M detected.

I'm pretty sure that the Dual Graphics option would be available to me if Windows were able to detect the 8670M. Only the 8650G is listed in the Device Manager: I'm going to install the 14.6 beta driver and see if that helps.

The 8650G and 8670M are designed to run in hybrid crossfire so far as I know, but I cannot seem to enable it, or even get the 8670M to be recognized by Windows. I'm sure the option will be available once Windows detects and gets drivers for the 8670M.

I was under the impression that the two GPUs were able to run in Crossfire. If this is untrue, I'd still like to know why the dedicated card is not showing up in the CCC or the Device manager. UPDATE: I mistakenly listed the discrete card as an 8750M, when in reality the card is an 8670M.

I'm not trying to use switchable graphics; I'm trying to use dual graphics (Crossfire between the APU and GPU). I've also tried using driver version 13.151.0.0, but it did not work. I will give it another try later today though.

Radeon HD 8650G + HD 8760M Dual Graphics not Working [HP] I recently purchased an HP Envy 15z-j100 laptop, and it came today. Upon opening the laptop, I noticed the AMD Radeon Dual Graphics hardware sticker in the usual place. However, no matter what I do, I cannot enable dual graphics or even...