Please help me, is there anyway to disable the ingreated intel graphics card and enable the amd and make it work? or can they both work at same time? Note : I tried ''Configure Switchable Grahpics'' Even if you told me how it works and it did, will it be like the ingreated uses whatever it wants of mbs? if yes then tell me how to make it always run at maximum performance, I don't care about battery life. Damn that.

the graphics cards aren't working oh highest performance even after choosing such settings

No one is going to be able to help based on your description.  It is confusing and contains errors.

First, you don't have a true dedicated video chip - you have a hybrid video system.  The AMD GPU functions alongside the Intel GPU - it is NOT  a true discrete video chip.

The Intel GPU is the primary one in the system and will always show active to Windows.

If some games aren't working, check with the publisher - some games require updates (or paid upgrades) to work with hybrid video - some won't work at all.

Though the link below pertains to Linux, it is just as applicable to Windows.  Start reading here:

https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/hybrid_graphics

All past 10 months released drivers by amd have many bugs for enduro system especially for Dell Laptops.

We all face these problems.

There is only one way you can turn off Intel HD4400 in your case by disabling it in Device Manager before you starts playing games.

But don't disable it permanently ,otherwise you may face more problems.

Dell has updated the Intel HD4400 drivers to Version 10.18.10.3316, A02  (27-08-2014)

you can try this one http://www.dell.com/support/home/in/en/indhs1/Drivers/DriversDetails?driverId=5V482&fileId=3394571394&osCode=WB64A&productCode=inspiron-15r-5537&languageCode=EN&categoryId=VI

All past 10 months released drivers by amd have many bugs for enduro system especially for Dell Laptops. We all face these problems. There is only one way you can turn off Intel HD4400 in your case by disabling it in Device Manager before you starts playing games. But don't disable it permanently ,otherwise you may face more problems. Dell has updated the Intel HD4400 drivers to Version 10.18.10.3316, A02  (27-08-2014) you can try this one http://www.dell.com/support/home/in/en/indhs1/Drivers/DriversDetails?driverId=5V482&fileId=3394571394&osCode=WB64A&productCode=inspiron-15r-5537&languageCode=EN&categoryId=VI

I tried to disable the intel from device manager but it also made the amd don't work so like that no one of them do. I was using the driver from the dell website and then downloaded the last update and already using it but still the same. Thanks for your interest and thanks for trying to help me.

I have been sure that the both Intel and AMD graphics card are working and ok right now, I simply gone to gaming performance and anti aliasing in CCC and made them all on high quality and tried a game, it was so horrible but when I made it on performance again it was fine, although it can be ok if the graphic card use it's all power, as you can see either it was Intel (1 GB+) or AMD GPU (2 GB+) it can make a game like ''GTA San Andreas'' work perfectly but they only uses few MB's now finally after I identified the problem I only need the solution and the question is, how to make the GPU either it was Intel's or AMD's uses its full power of all MB's? I don't care for the battery life because I am always using the AC adapter plugged in.

Hello this problem is not with the graphics card it is with its driver. To run the games do not install the driver of amd graphics card from dell. Go to amd site and then to graphics and then to download graphics driver for your card . Or you can search on google that "amd-catalyst-14.7-rc3-windows-aug12". Which is latest. So to play games download this driver. I assure you that any game will run then. BYE..............

Already tried that but it when I checked device manager and the hardware in CCC It showed me 8600 HD Series instead of 8670M which I saw it in Dell drivers support by using my service tag and it didn't change anything. Thanks for your interest and thanks for trying to help me.

No one is going to be able to help based on your description.  It is confusing and contains errors. First, you don't have a true dedicated video chip - you have a hybrid video system.  The AMD GPU functions alongside the Intel GPU - it is NOT  a true discrete video chip. The Intel GPU is the primary one in the system and will always show active to Windows. If some games aren't working, check with the publisher - some games require updates (or paid upgrades) to work with hybrid video - some won't work at all. Though the link below pertains to Linux, it is just as applicable to Windows.  Start reading here: https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/hybrid_graphics

I saw people on youtube who uses the same laptop with some games who do I have and it worked fine with them, please read my last reply's question and thanks for your interest

I have been sure that the both Intel and AMD graphics card are working and ok right now, I simply gone to gaming performance and anti aliasing in CCC and made them all on high quality and tried a game, it was so horrible but when I made it on performance again it was fine, although it can be ok if the graphic card use it's all power, as you can see either it was Intel (1 GB+) or AMD GPU (2 GB+) it can make a game like ''GTA San Andreas'' work perfectly but they only uses few MB's now finally after I identified the problem I only need the solution and the question is, how to make the GPU either it was Intel's or AMD's uses its full power of all MB's? I don't care for the battery life because I am always using the AC adapter plugged in.