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blu ray does not work, somehow the driver lacks HDCP support. I dont know where it went though, as the 195.39 driver from NVIDIA's website has HDCP support.
v195.39 Windows 7/Vista 64bit | NVIDIA
2009-10-27
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MultiQuote#62 Guest_dUTCH_*
Posted 16 November 2009 - 04:25 AM
Hey fellas.
I just installed this driver for my laptop
I have a toshiba satego x200 with 8700m gt.
But I have a very very wierd problem. I have had this problem with my old drivers aswell, so that's why I switched to new ones. But nothing work. I am currently running: 195.39 from laptopvideo2go.com.
But the problem is: every couple of seconds, I get screen tearing on my laptop screen.
So either the screen flikkers once! as if the card was dying ... you know if you overclock to damn much then you get artifact, tearing in screen etc. That`s what I get every couple of seconds. Or the screen show a tearing in the bottom half. This happens every second or every minute ... no pattern to be found.
But this card in this laptop ... I never overclocked.
But the strange thing is .... if I hook up my external 24ich full hd screen trough hdmi out, and I use that screen as my main screen the tearing stops. If I use my laptop screen as my main screen with the external as my secondary, also .. no tearing.
This tearing of my screen is driving me nuts ...
it only happens when I laptop is using only the laptop display. Either on power or on battery ... it doesn`t matter because it only stops of goes away when I have an external monitor connected. Now since I am at uni alot with the laptop, it drives me nuts >.<
So ... any suggestions to what could cause this?
Or drivers for that matter. I tried the newest dox modified ones, I think 186. That didn't help either. Still screen tearing. But I'm open to driver suggestions.
ps: I;m using win7 ultimate 64bits
edit: this started when I did a fresh installed of win7 rtm. I was running RC before and the dox drivers worked on that release.
I just installed this driver for my laptop
I have a toshiba satego x200 with 8700m gt.
But I have a very very wierd problem. I have had this problem with my old drivers aswell, so that's why I switched to new ones. But nothing work. I am currently running: 195.39 from laptopvideo2go.com.
But the problem is: every couple of seconds, I get screen tearing on my laptop screen.
So either the screen flikkers once! as if the card was dying ... you know if you overclock to damn much then you get artifact, tearing in screen etc. That`s what I get every couple of seconds. Or the screen show a tearing in the bottom half. This happens every second or every minute ... no pattern to be found.
But this card in this laptop ... I never overclocked.
But the strange thing is .... if I hook up my external 24ich full hd screen trough hdmi out, and I use that screen as my main screen the tearing stops. If I use my laptop screen as my main screen with the external as my secondary, also .. no tearing.
This tearing of my screen is driving me nuts ...
it only happens when I laptop is using only the laptop display. Either on power or on battery ... it doesn`t matter because it only stops of goes away when I have an external monitor connected. Now since I am at uni alot with the laptop, it drives me nuts >.<
So ... any suggestions to what could cause this?
Or drivers for that matter. I tried the newest dox modified ones, I think 186. That didn't help either. Still screen tearing. But I'm open to driver suggestions.
ps: I;m using win7 ultimate 64bits
edit: this started when I did a fresh installed of win7 rtm. I was running RC before and the dox drivers worked on that release.
#63 Guest_bjoeg_*
Posted 02 December 2009 - 01:42 PM
bjoeg, on 15 November 2009 - 01:42 PM, said:
However, I think the driver is fraked according to brightness. Though I installed from XP to Win7 (so I need to get used to the new GUI), I feel the brightness is way low, even with my usual games.
My plan is to try one of the older ones, and see if it helps.
My plan is to try one of the older ones, and see if it helps.
To reply myself. Due to some other possible problem with PCI-E speed, I installed the official 186.81 driver, and brightness problems disappeared.
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ASUS M50VN-AS023C - NVIDIA 9650m GT: Used Acronis True Image to restore a Clean Windows 7 x64 installation without graphic driver.
1st Round (18/09/2009):
Before bios update
176.92 - 4812
179.88 - 4982
185.85 Dox - 4905
186.91 - "Crashed"
190.89 - "Crashed"
191.00 - 4655
2nd Round (06/11/2009):
179.88 - 4991
186.69 - 5007
195.39 - 4633
3rd Round (20/12/2009):
179.88 - 4985
182.67 - 4632
185.85 Dox - 4906
186.69 - 5001
187.98 - 4644
195.39 - 4629
195.50 - 4637
195.55 - 4640
195.62 - 4640
195.81 - 4638
1st Round (18/09/2009):
Before bios update
176.92 - 4812
179.88 - 4982
185.85 Dox - 4905
186.91 - "Crashed"
190.89 - "Crashed"
191.00 - 4655
2nd Round (06/11/2009):
179.88 - 4991
186.69 - 5007
195.39 - 4633
3rd Round (20/12/2009):
179.88 - 4985
182.67 - 4632
185.85 Dox - 4906
186.69 - 5001
187.98 - 4644
195.39 - 4629
195.50 - 4637
195.55 - 4640
195.62 - 4640
195.81 - 4638