Confusion with my Graphics Driver

I just bought a new laptop and I got it today. I bought it online. It's an MSI one but I can't find the model on it's website. The sticker on my laptop says MSI A617A but I can't find it in their site. I'm currently in Korea and I bought it here:

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http://english.11st.co.kr/product/SellerProductDetail.tmall?method=getSellerProductDetail&prdNo=475745578

It came with the usual utility CD but it has no DVD ROM. I guess because of the "ODD" feature which allows me to add another HDD/SSD on the side part of my laptop where the DVD ROM is usually located. so I manually downloaded the drivers of my GT645M. But when I tried installed it at first, it told me that I need to install Intel first. So I installed drivers for Intel HD 4000 then I installed the latest drivers of Nvidia GT645M. Both installed properly and when I checked Device Manager, both of them are listed under Display Adapters. When I tried to check on CPU-Z, under the Graphics Tab, the video card that that is appearing is only Intel HD 4000. But it should be Nvidia GT645M or I should at least be able to choose from the drop down bar between the two. What should I do to clear this confusion?

OS: Windows 7 Ultimate 64-Bit
Processor: Intel i5-3230M
Video Card: Nvidia GT645M 2GB DDR3
HDD: 500 GB
RAM: 4 GB

Faladu said:

Just so your expectations aren't too high, that is a NOT a gaming laptop by any means.

Per me looking at the specs on that sales site, that and I bought my wife a better one a year ago than that, sans video, which can't make up for the low-end i5 in that one, no way no how.

That said, it's fine for general use. :)

I know it's not a gaming laptop. I never said it was because of my graphics card but I know it's a "decent" budget one since GT645M is not so bad at all. Am I right? :)

maxie said:

Hi there .... If you have tried the above with no solution .... I would try GPU-Z

I tried the BIOS thing but there were no options on on disabling integrated video cards.

maxie said:

None of the above worked .... I think the only option you have left is to contact the Manufacture

GPU-Z was able to detect Intel HD 4000 and GT645M. But about the BIOS thing, there's no option there to turn of the integrated one.