Your Intel graphics will be used for tasks such as browsing the internet, Microsoft office and the like. Not unless something goes wrong, in laptops they usually supplement each other. Will AMD graphics cause conflict with the installed Intel graphics driver? Quite often, laptops will have two graphics chips.

If ever both can be enable will it auto switch if it detected heavy rendering/display - the Intel HD graphics and AMD Radeon - vice versa?.

Can I both enable these two if Radeon is not enable?.Are both Intel and AMD Radeon are both enabled by default?.When Intel graphics was installed it has HD control panel but RADEON doesn't - from the third picture.When it downloaded RADEON, is it not for the default graphic driver?.Will AMD graphics cause conflict with the installed Intel graphics driver?.I got confused because it downloaded & installed 'INTEL GRAPHICS DRIVER' while updating the drivers. When I installed Windows 10 and update it, I notice that it installed AMD RADEON GRAPHICS.

Here's the scenario: My father bought me a Laptop (No OS installed) using Intel CPU and no sticker labelled that uses RADEON just the Intel CPU Sticker that it runs i5. And every time they used Intel CPU's - iSeries it usually accompanied with Graphics card - NVIDIA (Whenever I used to view/canvas laptop in the market with the sticker NVIDIA graphics it in). I have little understanding with this topic, for the many past years Intel was Known and used by majority of people - I believed. I just would like to ask multiple questions regarding with this matter. Hope you can help me with this one, and help me to understand, I'm not really to AMD stuff.

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