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j-v wrote on 9/24/2020, 11:51 AM

I don't know your hardware, but if the card is available you maybe have to allow its appearance in the BIOS. Maybe an expert has to do that for you. Don't forget afterwards to update its drivers if you use one of the latest Vegas versions.

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Howard-Vigorita wrote on 9/24/2020, 4:09 PM

Vegas should recognize and default to most recent vintage consumer amd video cards. I'd start by going to the amd support site and make sure your driver is current. For more specific advice, you'd need to give info on your system components and config.