Getting error on switchable graphics in Brink Agents of Change

[Jessalyn]

I have an AMD Radeon HD 6630M graphics with Intel HD. I put the verge of running on AMD Radeon card, but apparently the edge does not like that and try to run with the Intel HD. I forgot to say also tried to update the Catalyst Control Center, which apparently solves some cards from AMD but for me the team is still loaded to edge Intel graphics card instead of AMD. And I'm not going to change the BIOS settings; I do not want to kill my pc for this game. Finally I wonder what other charges at the edge programs before the game starts, so it might be able to handle the change the program to run on my AMD card.

[Abbie]

If windows are picking your integrated graphic card over your dedicated one then you will have to go into BIOS and disable the integrated solution. Remove the ATI graphic card suit / driver. Make sure to get rid of it. If you have any specific drivers for the integrated Intel card then remove them as well. As long that the driver is the only thing that is installed, you’re ok. Restart your computer and enter into BIOS mode (You can find instructions in your Motherboard manual but the usual is tapping the Delete key as soon as you restart your computer until you enter bios)

[Common]

You need to be careful when changing the settings in BIOS, especially if this will be your first time doing so. If you check your motherboards manual that came with your computer / motherboard, you can follow exact instructions in the manual's BIOS help section on how to successfully turn off your integrated graphic card. There is nothing that can go wrong if you carefully follow the instructions or if you prefer you can also post the name or id of your motherboard so that we can help you through this, but I can assure you that this isn't a big deal and it won't take much of your time.

[desilva]

Technically you don't need the manual (but it's better to use one if this is your first time messing with the BIOS), the setting to disable the on-board graphic card will be easy to spot, you will just have to look through all the settings closely. There is very little room for error if you are careful since it's almost impossible to accidentally change a Setting you don't want too as long that you don't rush through smashing your keyboard.

[RyanInt]

Here I just wish to add something in this case. I just checked with other owners with the same laptop as me. It appears that there really is no BIOS switch and that the switchable graphics is bugged. It appears it is not a Bethesda or smash damages problem. I have contacted Sony about this and hopefully this will fix the problem. The reason for the 2 is that the Intel card uses a fraction of the power - so better battery.