GTX 570: EVGA or use nVidia Driver?

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• update of nvidia driver? which one to use?

  like I always do, I like to get the latest drivers nvidia for my office.

  However, now im using lenovo ideapad v360 and it comes with 305 m CUDA nvidia graphic chip compatible. After you install the driver of stock from nvidia for laptops, my laptop is no longer allows me to switch between intel and nvidia graphics and can not go further than 1024 x 768 as if the driver has not been installed correctly.

  I guess that is not compatible. Here I have mod... Should what drivers I use? I don't want to keep waiting for lenovo, I want to use the latest version of the driver. Do I have to use drivers from nvidia developer because they look like they take over CUDA?

  I thought that the driver for laptop from nvidia.com reference should work. They don't have CUDA?

  Hehe... If you need hybrid drivers follow www.laptopvideo2go.com

  This site is mainly dedicated to the nVidia drivers. But not only.

  They have a topic in the forum, "DoX" created hybrid custom drivers.

  It goes the same for used nVIdia Driver, you can get it modified inf file to install almost any nVidia for all nVidia video card driver.

  Addon:

  Here is this theme on hybrid graphics: http://forums.laptopvideo2go.com/topic/26002-forceware-19562/

• ENVY 15 t-K200: ENVY 15 t-k200 doesn't use NVIDIA GTX 850 M

  I have an ENVY 15 t-k200 (K2T37AV) with processor i7-5500u, 16 GB of ram, Intel HD Graphics 5500 and NVIDIA GTX 850 M running Windows 10 64. The problem is running any application requiring the use of the NVIDIA card, the computer does not him.  I went into NVIDIA Control Panel to select the NVIDIA card as the preferred graphics processor and selected the NVIDIA for specific programs, no change in performance.  I've updated all the drivers, no change in performance. On paper, this computer must manage the games and apps that I use without problems, but running 3DMark benchmarks, I get very low scores and any graphic training application that I use is minced.

  Please help... How can I get my graphics card work properly?  Is there a bios setting I need to change? Or?

  Thank you

  I contacted HP Support directly (funny, I thought it was part of the HP support). In a Nutshell, it 1) uninstall the NVIDIA driver and card 2) downloaded the latest driver from NVIDIA and 3) installed the new driver.  I checked that the computer was once again work correctly, go to the NVIDIA card if necessary using a program of video reference I used to diagnose the problem in the first place.

  The problem seems to be that if you're updating the NVIDIA driver without uninstall the old driver first, something is not and the rocking computer is more on the NVIDIA card when necessary. The NVIDIA Control Panel will be simply install the new driver updated without uninstall the old driver. Even if you go to HP or NVIDIA and download updated driver directly, or advisor to uninstall the old driver before you install the new driver.

  Even if you install the driver is the latest driver, follow these steps if the NVIDIA card does not work as it should be.

  I used 3DMark demo to diagnose my video card, when he showed my computer run better than 0% of the tested systems, I knew there was a problem.

• ASUS nVidia GeForce GTX 570 DCII

  An 'Asus nVidia GeForce GTX 570 DCII"fits a"mother M2N78-(purple)"so I know that the video card takes 3 slots and I do not use dail up modem in PCI Express x 1 can I just get that out?

  Hi John,.

  Read on this post.

• The screen on a monitor HP L1925 is not bright when I use a NVIDIA driver

  Windows XP; Monitor HP L1925; Graphics NVIDIA GeForce 9400 GT and driver card.

  When you're under the GeForce 9400 driver, HP L1925 screen is not as bright as could be. However, when I start mode safe mode, the screen is bright white. The monitor HP L1925 therefore has a problem with the NVIDIA GeForce 9400 driver. The driver is updated.

  In contrast, an Acer AL1715 monitor has a white screen shining under the NVIDIA driver.

  Support NVIDIA said that it is not a known isssue.

  Any advice?
  
  Thank you

  MichBALT

  Hello MichBALT,

  If the monitor is just aging? You see similar results on other computers?

• GTX 570 and first CS 5.5: engine reading Mercury does not seem to work

  Hello world

  I get choppy playback and a red bar on first CS5.5 whenever I apply to a clip of one of these effects: no effect on the deformation, the noise alpha folder or the Magic Bullet Looks 2.

  The sequence is an AVCHD 1080/24 p, first preset and multimedia files are AVCHD to a GH2 (1080/24 p to 24 Mbps).

  My system is more or less like this:

  • Motherboard: Gigabyte Z68X-UD4-B3
  • Processor: Core i7 2600 k
  • RAM: 16 GB DDR3 Kingston HyperX 1600
  • Graphics card: Gigabyte GTX 570 1280 MB (it comes factory overclocked)
  • (Only a screen 1920 * 1080 is attached to the graphics card right now)
  • Hard drives: 3 Western Digital Caviar Black 1 TB set out the following:

  OS c:, Program Files, swap file

  g: the project files and media

  h: Previews

  And now the symptoms: sequence In an AVCHD 1080/24 p with clips AVCHD 24Mbps, all in the same video track, whenever I have applied an effect of alpha folder, Magic Bullet Looks, or noise of deformation (and probably no hardware acceleration effect) render bar changes from yellow to red and I get choppy playback unless I set the resolution of reading to 1/2. If I change the playback engine Mercury adjustment of the hardware to the software as usual. So I think that the GTX 570 does not work with first CS5.5 for some reason any. In this thread (http://forums.adobe.com/message/3736541) some people had even complained. Also feels quite slow. For example, a clip of 30 seconds with an applied effect of Magic Bullet Looks takes 150 seconds to pass from red to green.

  I tried to completely uninstall the nvidia drivers and installing the last to no effect. I'm kind of frustrated, I chose this system and CS5.5, thinking that it was going to be a smooth experience and I'm a little disappointed right now. If all goes well, there will be a fix for this. Or maybe I am doing something wrong myself.

  Thank you in advance and sorry to bother you with this.

  See you soon.

  Diego

  It depends on your memory and the degree to which pass you the RA, EN, AE and PS and others. With 24 GB, it is not really important. With 12 GB but switching limited and the use of AVCHD material, it is not terribly important. Material Red4K and no more than 12 GB it can pay to move the pagefile to H.

  Therefore, there is no clear answer. It depends on your workflow, your source, your memory material.

• GTX 570 more etc Okay Gaussian blur?

  I'm about to upgrade my GTX 470 or GTX 285 GTX 570.

  I know I have to apply the 'hack' to make this work correctly. Before I pull the trigger, I want to assure you that I will meet unexpected problems. I do most of the time the AVCHD files and uses a lot of mask and Gaussian blur.

  I can't remember where I was, but there is something that there is a problem with the that of pilots NDVIDA-Gaussian blur.

  If anyone here can share their experiences running a GTX 570 or 470 with CS5, that would be great.

  Note: there is a 570 enough EVGA on Amazon's ' cheap', $ 349. Seems to be legitimate and have the features than expected, but I wonder why it is so much more 'cheaper' than 570 s comparable from other manufacturers. Thoughts?

  Thank you!

  There are some questions - actually, more like side effects - with my MPE material used linear color transform. These side effects are manifested in a number of different ways, but one of the more revealing are the rough/chunky edges created by blurs, shadows or glows on clips with alpha channels. It is not a problem when the blur of ordinary video media.

  In addition, it is not the result of a particular part of GPU or driver, but rather material MPE/CUDA himself. It is also not dictated by an "official" card or "hacked" - it affects all GPU at all levels. So you probably wouldn't see any change from a GTX285 to a GTX570; If you don't see it on the former, you won't see on the latter. But as bad says, there is little motivation at this point to go from 285 to the 570.

• Need work NVIDIA driver for my Qosmio X 770 - 128

  I have a big problem with my Qosmio X 770 - 128 (PSBY5E - 035007G 5)

  I have the GTX 560 M and I can't all work driver for this crappy video card

  I just got my laptop I can't beleave any drivers I've tried so far, I get the blue screen error

  can someone tell me what version of driver should I use for this? :(

  I really need a job :(nvidia driver

  Hi guys,.

  the display NVIDIA GPU driver can be downloaded from the Toshiba UE driver page.
  There are drivers for Windows 7 and Windows 8 (version 268.51, v305, 46, v306, 04_3D)

  None of you said something about preinstalled system what Windows systems do you use?

• New Beta of Nvidia driver version for Windows 8 & Win 7 304.79

  Hello

  NVIDIA as the new version of the beta driver 304.79 Verde for Windows 8, 7 [HERE | http://www.geforce.co.uk/drivers/results/46457 | water]

  Know that it's the Nvidia driver, not Toshiba drivder. also just the graphics and physics.

  Works well on my Qosmio X 870 with the GTX 670 M

  Concerning

  Thanks for this info...
  I guess that the use of these drivers may cause problems since it is just the BETA drivers

• T61p 6460-DVU - nvidia driver unloads randomly

  I am a support person office experimented with a few deployments of massive laptops under my belt, and it drives me crazy:

  We recently bought about 12 T61p laptop of CDW. It comes to this specification:

  T9300(2.5GHz), 2 GB RAM, 160 GB 7200 RPM HD, LCD 15.4 in 1680 x 1050, 256 MB nVIDIA Quadro FX 570 M, CD-RW/DVD-RW, Intel 802.11agn wireless, Bluetooth, Modem, 1 Gb Ethernet, UltraNav, secure chip, fingerprint, Li - ion, WinXP Pro 9 c reader

  We have upgraded the ram to 4 GB.

  The problem, I continue to have is the Nvidia driver randomly discharge itself or hangs and does not appear in the display panel, it said "Nvidia XXX on Thinkpad LCD" instead of "on". No video more acceleration. Windows draw like a 286.

  Sometimes the issue is fixed with a complete system shutdown, sometimes it doesn't. He arrived on the dock with a monitor installed and the dock without having a. I tried the latest driver Nvidia for the 570 M on the Lenovo site, no difference. Also tried the new Director of presentation and more recent update of BIOS, no difference. He arrived more than one of the 12 that we bought, several times.

  I thought it could have been a corrupted image, I did so I started on the IBM CD recovery. I had installed SP3 of XP, MS office 2007 and some other random applications, of which none had nothing to do with the video card. He did it again, unloaded the driver. shut down and restart disappear that day, but for how long?

  I don't know what else to check at this point, so far I have excluded that it is our image of the laptop, because he did the same thing with a freshly restored (after installing SP3).

  Monitor resolution or profiles of switching with presentation Manager seems to be a catalyst for it to do, but it does without changing any resolution sometimes as well.

  I tried to download the software of nvidia control panel but just using the driver, and which seemed to make it happen less, but there's t - it.

  The only thing I have not tried is completely uninstall Manager presentation and do not use it at all. I think it might be a problem with the Director of the presentation and the nvidia card in this laptop, but I have no idea.

  Does anyone have advice for me? I already talked to lenovo and their support is worthless. He comes to ask me to send them the laptop. It occurs on several laptops so that will not help me. Support of CEP was a little more helpful, but it's always a dead end.

  I just want to post a response here because I found out why the problem occurred, after at least 2 weeks of troubleshooting.

  We use a parameter in the boot.ini XP called the "/ 3GB" switch.  This switch allows programs that require a lot of memory to access physical ram more than without it and restricted drivers windows/1 GB of memory (I could be wrong on that, but that's what I said).

  Unfortunately, as we discovered - the Nvidia Quadro FX 570 M card do not have this setting, and it doesn't have enough RAM to start correctly when the computer starts.  It then uses the generic adapter "VGASAVE' that windows uses when the video card is not working properly.

  There is a tweak to be able to continue to use this switch/3 GB, here called the switch/USERVA, detailed on the microsoft site: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/316739. I used /USERVA:2950 in the boot.ini file and the card works properly again.

  I hope someone on google reads this thread and not wasting so much time that I had to try to solve this problem.  We never had this problem with ATI X 1300/X 1400 in the Thinkpad T60, however.

• Re: A500 - 1 H 6 * BSOD and Nvidia driver problems

  Hello

  A few months ago I bought a Satellite A500 - 1:6 and I am almost happy with it. In fact, I have 2 problems:

  1 - from time to time, the screen goes black for a few seconds and comes back to life after showing + a message on the Nvidia driver which has failed, but was back +. I tried to update the Nvidia driver, but it was even worse.

  2. when I use wi - fi, most likely my laptop eventually freezing for a few minutes, then followed by a BSOD.

  I don't know if it's relevant, but I had to update the BIOS when I bought because there was another problem (the laptop awake by itself, early in the morning).

  If anyone has an idea that I can solve these problems, that would be greatly appreciated. Thank you.

  Mike.

  Hello

  > I tried to update the Nvidia driver, but it was even worse.

  Are you talking about the toshiba page vga driver? I have fixed BSOD for a500, update driver vga nvidia.com, about 6 months ago and since away once no BSOD more.

  > 2 - when I use wi - fi, most likely my laptop will end up freezing for a few minutes, then followed by a BSOD.

  try to update.

  > I don't know if it's relevant, but I had to update the BIOS when I bought because there was another problem (the laptop awake by itself, early in the morning).

  something like this is described here:

  http://forums.computers.Toshiba-Europe.com/forums/Ann.jspa?annID=76

• Qosmio G50 PQG55A: NVIDIA driver - update or not

  Hello

  Thanks in advance for anyone who can help.

  The short question is, should I update my NVIDIA driver from 175,90 (as shown on the Web from Toshiba site) to the Version: 186.81 WHQL as suggested by the NVIDIA site.

  The long version follows...
  My Qosmio G50 (PQG55A-04J01Y), running under Vista 64 Bit, crashes intermittently. It is sometimes good for more than a week earlier, sometimes once or twice a day.

  I was quite thorough with virus and malaware controls.

  Everything seems to stop, even if the mouse still works.
  I have to turn off the PC, sometimes reboot Check Disk runs and corrects errors.

  Windows Problem Reports and Solutions comes with the following:

  ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

  A problem with the NVIDIA graphics driver
  NVIDIA Graphics Driver has stopped working properly.
  An update of the driver, as appropriate, could prevent this problem does not happen.
  There are several ways to find and install the driver updates, but it's best to let Windows do it for you. Try the step below, which describes the process. If it does not produce a driver update that resolves the problem, try the remaining steps in the order shown.

  1. search the optional third-party updates
  2. try to manually update the NVIDIA Graphics Driver
  3. check the NVIDIA Corporation Web site for driver updates
  4. check the Web site of the manufacturer of your computer for driver updates

  If NVIDIA Graphics Driver was preinstalled on your computer, check the Web site of the manufacturer of your computer for driver updates.

  How can I find the manufacturer of my computer?
  How to upgrade manually a pilot using a file downloaded?

  1. updates of Windows are perfectly up-to-date.

  2. when I try to update driver I get the message;
  + Windows has determined the software driver for your device is up to date. +
  However...

  3. when I use the NVIDIAs tool to automatically search for updates, I get the following:

  NVIDIA driver downloads
  Product

  NVIDIA GeForce 9600M GT
  Current installed Driver * 175.90*

  Driver was last updated
  Computer laptop version 186
  Version: * 186.81 WHQL *.
  Release date: August 27, 2009

  He said also;

  + The program driver NVIDIA Verde Notebook, this is a reference driver that can be installed on laptops NVIDIA GPU. However, please note that your computer laptop OEM (OEM) provides drivers certified for your mobile specific on their Web site. NVIDIA recommend you check with your OEM laptop on the software updates recommended for your laptop. OEM may not provide technical support for the issues raised by the use of this driver. +

  5. but here on the Toshiba site he says nVidia NB9x Display Driver true display VISTA 64 Bit 18/05/2009 7.15.11.7590 51,35 MB

  That is to say, the driver I have already.

  So... should I install the latest driver or not?
  If not, is there anything else I can do?

  Thank you very much for reading all this and thanks in advance for any help.

  See you soon

  Steve

  > Short is, devrais I update my NVIDIA driver from 175,90 (as shown on the Web from Toshiba site) to the Version: 186.81 WHQL as suggested by the NVIDIA site.

  Generally, you must use the graphics driver downloaded from the Toshiba driver page.
  The graphic card driver from the Toshiba page has been tested and it s certified by Toshiba.

  The common graphics driver nVidia is not designed for laptop and that's why these drivers don't support a protection against overheating.
  Driver Toshiba done!

  So using the page nVidia graphics card driver can be risky and could overheat your GPU so the use of 3 third-party drivers is always at your own risk!

  I have thin you should stay with the driver from the Toshiba page

• HP P6 - 2415: GeForce GTX 570 on MS-7778 MB

  Hi people.

  I got a GeForce GTX 570 graphics card.

  Are there opportunities she set up and run it on my HP P6 - 2415a with the MSI MS - 7778 V1.0a (Jasmine) in the original case?

  I don't want to know how it, only to discover it would not work.

  Thanks in advance.

  Hello

  Is the image useful below?

  

• NVIDIA driver causes my computer to freeze

  I have a HP Media Center PC 7360n. It is a windows XP model.  It freezes or crashes sometimes unless I have disable the video driver.  If I uninstall the driver and restart, the computer is fairly stable, as long as I don't change the video settings.  When I select the Media Center program, it tells me that the resolutin must be changed to media center work.  If I do that, in a short period (less than an hour) the system will freeze any program is in use.

  I downloaded the latest video drivers.  It is less stable than the default driver.  I have reimagee my hard drive a few years ago.  The installation process has informed me that the video (which settled in my PC) card wasn't compatible "Windows".  The graphics card is NVIDIA GeForce 6200SE TurboCache (TM).

  Is there a video card that will fix my PC?

  JW1939, welcome to the forum.

  If you try to use a driver provided by nVidia retail, it will not work.  The only driverthat works is one provided by HP.  They have their motherboards made to their specifications and drivers do not work.

  Please click on the Thumbs up button '+' if I helped you and click on "Accept as Solution" If your problem is resolved.

• HP Envy 14-J009tx: updating the Nvidia driver is blocked?

  So, I bought this laptop last month, and I tried updating the Nvidia graphics driver for the last of the 347.52 version supplied with it. I opened the GeForce experience app to update, it tells me that it is impossible to connect to Nvidia. Not still even though I changed my home network to the endearing phone, it won't let me update, saying that it cannot connect to Nvidia and I should try again later. I also checked the firewall and AVG (I changed the antivirus immediately after purchase) and allows the application to access the internet.

  So my question is: is it done deliberately by HP or there may be something wrong with the whole of my ISP? And besides, I am interested in upgrading to Windows 10, will there be any problem with all the app that requires Nvidia? I really need the graphics I want to do a lot of CAD in the future.

  Thanks in advance.

  Hello MalvinVVV ;
  
  Let me welcome you on the HP forums!
  
  I read your post on Nvidia driver update and I wanted to help.
  
  It's generally a BAD idea to update the video drivers laptop NVIDIA (or AMD) because the OEM manufacturers often use specialized versions of video chipsets for which these pilots are not suitable.  The best approach is to update only from the OEM drivers.

  This link is to HP for your PC product page: http://support.hp.com/sg-en/product/HP-ENVY-14-Notebook-PC-series/7771343/model/8524508/drivers

  If you press the check now button, he will see if there is new video HP drivers for your PC, download and install them.  If there is no newer drivers, I would leave it alone.

  In addition, I checked the same page to see if there are drivers HP Win10 and there are.  So, if you decide to upgrade to Win10, you will be able to get drivers HP.

  Good luck
  
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