Hello.

I have recently gotten a new tv and connected it up to my pc via a HDMI cable. Got it all working. For browsing the internet and watching video files it's fine. But boot up a 3D game and what may run at a fine framerate on my pc will lag  when played on my tv (philips).

I have no idea what is going on, any help?

My specs

Windows 7

8gb ram

Intel core i5-2500 cpu

ATI Raedeib HD 4800 (in device manager I also have Intel(R) HD Graphics)

Thank you.

Can you link us the online specification page for your particular Philips HDTV.  An online manual would be even better!

;Marc

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http://www.scribd.com/doc/26793201/PHILIPS-LC7-2ELA

That link just exploded my web-browser.    It is coming up completely wonky!  Got a link from Philips site?

Can we at least confirm you have a Philips LC7-2ELA display?

;Marc

EDIT: Also noticed the part where you say you also have Intel HD Graphics listed in Device Manager?  Is this a laptop with Switchable Graphics?  If so, brand and model please.

I would venture to guess the issue may boil down to using the correct drivers for the system, and if the HDMI port is part of the low-power Intel, rather than the discrete card.

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yes it seems to be that I do have a Philips LC7-2EL

The model number on the back is philips 32pfl5522d/05 

http://www.p4c.philips.com/files/3/32pfl5522d_05/32pfl5522d_05_pss_eng.pdf

I have a desktop and I have no idea if it has switchable graphics. How would I find that out?

I right clicked and checked for driver updates on almost everything in my device manager.

Is it a custom built desktop system, or a pre-built computer from an OE maker like HP or DELL.  If the later, just let us know the brand and model.  If you built the computer, let us know the brand and model of motherboard.

You should not have the Intel HD Graphics listed in Device Manager with a discrete HD4800 series video card installed.  You should work to ensure the drivers and software for the Intel are uninstalled, and that BIOS settings on your motherboard are set properly to utilize only the discrete video card in the PCI-E slot.

;Marc

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Hello.

Thank you for the speedy repiles.

it is custom built Gigabyte technology Z68AP-D3

http://www.gigabyte.com/products/product-page.aspx?pid=3897#ov

I am relativly unaware about computer hardware, and would be pretty uncomfortable uninstalling drivers for my intel and changing bios without clear instructions.

A little update. I connected my my computer to my TV.

I disabled Intel HD Graphics in device manager.

The image from the TV disappeared and then when I activated it again it reappeared.

I have no idea what that means, but I thought it was worth mentioning.

You can go to the Intel support site  http://downloadcenter.intel.com/Default.aspx  ...there is a 'Intel Driver Update Utility' that will scan your computer and offer updates if any. If avilable, the Intel graphics update is a breeze...just run it.

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Thank you stumped.

I went to the site and apparently there was one update to download. I did so, but sadly it didn't work. Games still work when I play on my PC, but not when I play on my TV. Internet browsing and videos work fine on both.

You have an ATI Radeon HD4800.  Not to be confusing, but this is NOT an ATI or AMD Product.  Do you know the partner maker?  For example, XFX, Sapphire, MSI, etc..?  Do you also know if this is an HD4850 or HD4870?

Additionally, what specific outputs are provided on the back of it?  All your displays - monitor(s) and TV(s) MUST be connected to the HD4800 only.  You should contact Gigabyte (or just review the motherboard manual) on instructions to make sure the Intel onboard graphics is NOT being used by the computer, and its drivers and software are uninstalled.

The motherboard has a Z68 Intel chipset.  If there are any updates to it from Intel or Gigabyte be sure to install them too.  Once you are 100% only using the HD4800 video card, try a driver uninstall/install.

;Marc

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So I removed intel intergrated graphics. Now I am using ATI completely. trying to link up my TV but it does not detect that there is another monitor (tv in this case attached)

Any help detecting a second monitor?

Details, Details!  You naturally cannot 'remove' Integrated Graphics. So what exactly did you do to disable and/or uninstall it.

Detail for us exactly how you now have all your displays connected to the  video card. What is the video card too.

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you need to check for filters or image enhancers on your tv and turn them OFF or set to game mode.  also look to see the refresh rate of your tv.  and get a faster HDMI cable if nothing else.  Of course lower resolution if needes, install every thing correctly, get updates etc. 

I'm assuming there is a delay from your controls to what you see on the tv, since you said games worked on that system before connecting to tv.  is this correct?

if video card is installed and updated on-board graphics can be disabled via windows and in the BOIS *depending on mobo....