Please help GPU setup!

[Abanomi24]

I have a Dell 320 Dual Core with the HD 6670 installed.  The driver is there and I have tried (about 100 times) to get the AMD Catalyst driver to work.  I can never get the card to show up in Guiminer as an opencl.  Also, when I do the GPU-Z thing it shows the card and says that no opencl can be found for it and the driver is missing.  I am at a loss on what to do, I have tried so many different combinations it's ridiculus.  Any, seriously any, help you could provide would be great.

[sandan79]

get some CD/DVD bootable linux, and see will the Radeon work under it properly.
Maybe your card is faulty, or just Windows (driver).

[Abanomi24]

I keep hearing the Linux thing as idea to fix it.  Do you know where I would download a bootable version that would work?

[d-unknown]

looks like , your amd sdk is missing, just reinstall driver, and opencl should be found by gpuz

[Abanomi24]

I've tried uninstalling and removing all AMD drivers and everything.  When I go through the device manager can I browse for the driver so it picks it up?  What would it be called?

[Smt923]

I keep hearing the Linux thing as idea to fix it.  Do you know where I would download a bootable version that would work?

http://www.linuxliveusb.com/

This tool is AMAZING for putting linux onto a USB stick and leaving your windows install alone, if you have good internet you may as well pick a distro like Ubuntu (or one of the lighter weight Ubuntu versions) which should have the most support for AMD I believe

[Abanomi24]

Cool, I was just reading about Ubuntu which sounds like a good option.  I have an 80 GB hard drive and 4 MB.  Is this gonna work for me you think?

[Hello71]

I keep hearing the Linux thing as idea to fix it.  Do you know where I would download a bootable version that would work?

http://www.linuxliveusb.com/

This tool is AMAZING for putting linux onto a USB stick and leaving your windows install alone, if you have good internet you may as well pick a distro like Ubuntu (or one of the lighter weight Ubuntu versions) which should have the most support for AMD I believe

And... why is it better than the around-forever unetbootin?

http://unetbootin.sourceforge.net/

[Abanomi24]

Great, I am going to try this.

[Smt923]

I keep hearing the Linux thing as idea to fix it.  Do you know where I would download a bootable version that would work?

http://www.linuxliveusb.com/

This tool is AMAZING for putting linux onto a USB stick and leaving your windows install alone, if you have good internet you may as well pick a distro like Ubuntu (or one of the lighter weight Ubuntu versions) which should have the most support for AMD I believe

And... why is it better than the around-forever unetbootin?

http://unetbootin.sourceforge.net/

Preference, I guess, unetbootin didn't work for my intel atom netbook but LLUsb did