alxcsb
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Hey there.
I'm running into this problem on my laptop, where the switchable graphics never uses the integrated 8670, but always has the M290x on, which means that the fan is always very audible.
Now, I realize Windows 10 isn't an official and final OS yet, but today, when AMD released the 15.7 driver, optimized for Win10, I figured it would have to work. Also, there are no other issues with the laptop, everything works well. I've noticed that in the switchable graphics settings, in the list of apps, there is one named Autoupdate.exe from some Ju Ren Online guy. The app is part of the Sound Blaster Cinema software, and is the only app that I can't change the power setting for, it's always on High Power (discrete GPU). Any idea of how I could fix this? I've stopped the app from start-up, I've even deleted it from the folder where it's normally found, and nothing.
Thanks for any ideas and sorry for the long post, but it's doing my head in, especially since it's a very quiet laptop unless you're running a game.
I'm running into this problem on my laptop, where the switchable graphics never uses the integrated 8670, but always has the M290x on, which means that the fan is always very audible.
Now, I realize Windows 10 isn't an official and final OS yet, but today, when AMD released the 15.7 driver, optimized for Win10, I figured it would have to work. Also, there are no other issues with the laptop, everything works well. I've noticed that in the switchable graphics settings, in the list of apps, there is one named Autoupdate.exe from some Ju Ren Online guy. The app is part of the Sound Blaster Cinema software, and is the only app that I can't change the power setting for, it's always on High Power (discrete GPU). Any idea of how I could fix this? I've stopped the app from start-up, I've even deleted it from the folder where it's normally found, and nothing.
Thanks for any ideas and sorry for the long post, but it's doing my head in, especially since it's a very quiet laptop unless you're running a game.