Video Cards

[Dave Lozinski]

Dave Lozinski says the same thing as everyone else – go to nvidia and update your driver from there.

You may have an issue though if you’re using a laptop and some manufacturers customize their installed video cards so you can only get drivers through them.

Dell is a prime example of this.

Good luck!

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[Ronald Budman]

I have a Xeon CPU, 6GB ram, 64 bit Windows 7 Pro. I followed some of the links from the Google search and have decided to really take my time in making a move on a card. I am in the middle of a DIY how-to DVD and can still produce stuff with what I have. Don’t think I will rock the boat again until I have the video finished.
Thanks

[Andy Thomas]

Thank you all for the efforts to try and sort out my problem. I’ll do as you suggested and let’s see what happens.

Later

[Andy Thomas]

Are you perhaps able to send it to me as an attachment?
Just thought I’d take the chance because I can’t seem to find version 285. Maybe you can let me have the URL of where it resides and then I can download it from there.
Ta

[Andy Thomas]

Woohooo

I found it and I now have GPU acceleration. Forums ROCK!!!

G’nite now 🙂

[Ronald Budman]

Thanks to everyone who helped. It’s great to visit a forum where there are no condescending remarks.