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Quadro4go 700 GL stuck with 45 drivers?


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Hi All,

I have a Inspiron 8100 P3 1Ghz that I upgraded a while ago from a geforce2go to a quadro4go 700, works great with the 45.84 drivers, very stable no problems. However I cant seem to get any 50 or 60 series drivers to work with Direct3D, in dxdiag if I run the test for direct3D with a 50 or 60 driver (must have tried around 5 of each including 65.73) it locks up after a rotation or two of the cube, works perfectly with the 45 driver, anyone have any suggestions or am I doomed to 40 drivers. Im trying to upgrade it in the hope that Rome total war may run a bit better with directx 9 compatable drivers.

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It has to be said, Uninstall driver (via control panel) before installing new driver.

Especially important when changing drasticly between diffrernt series drivers.

Install SP2, DX9c latest Intel chipset drivers, BIOS upgrades (system & video).

You are now ready to play, if D3D works in 40's drivers it will also work in 50's and 60's.

Hope this helps,

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i do always uninstall first, everything else is up to date (sp2, dx9.0c, system bios etc..) although I dont think the video card bios has been updated, anyone know where I might find a update for that?

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There doesn't seem to be a Video BIOS upgrade for the Quadro, that I could find.

This is very odd that 4x.xx drivers have D3D and 5x.xx+ don't.

Try installing working driver then over the top install a newer driver (even though I said not to do it earlier)

We'll have this beat, also get hold of a guy at the dell forums called 'tentonine' he sometimes visits here, he's a guru in this kind of stuff.

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If it works, stick with it.

In the future just install drivers over the top (not reccomended normally)

There is something wrong for this to happen, but a bit hard to diagnose from here.

Enjoy the 60's.

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