the name of the game is in the title...
running:
windows 7 professional 64-bit
13 macbook pro 2010
i think thats all the info you need.
ps, i haven't tried any updates because i'm worried that something will go terribly wrong and it will affect future updates.
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The latest Nvidia drivers work, but the 196.xx drivers run the coolest.
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Interesting; so you are using directly the drivers available on nVidia's website?
I am currently using the one coming with Boot Camp.
196.xx drivers? That sounds very very old. Surely older than the OP's laptop (13 macbook pro 2010) and mine!
Current drivers for nVidia GT330M are already release 260.xx... -
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if anyone care give more firsthand input, that would be great
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I wonder if I could get COD black Ops to run @ 45FPS + at native resolution with a 2.13ghz MBA...
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hey guys, mind helping me out a little more?
i'm currently running 196.82 according to the NV panel. i'm just wondering if it supporting flash hardware acceleration(remember that i'm running windows in bootcamp).
with only 4 youtube videos running, its showing my CPU usage at ~75%. I'm not sure if this is normal or not. -
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okay, finally managed to install 260.99 on my system straight from the nvidia site.
the first attempt froze my system during boot-up(the screen with the 4 glowing bubbles). the second attempt went off without a hitch.
anyhow, i ran and completed the dark knight 1080p trailer on youtube, then i opened a total of 4 NEW instances of the same trailer, noticed that it was noticably dropping frames, and then closed one window. with only 3 windows playing, it was running without noticable stuttering(MAYBE 1 frame/second was dropped). i don't know enough about flash to determine if there was caching involved or not. CPU usage was around 45% with regular dips to 30% and peaks of 70%(very few and very short - less than 5 seconds).
stupid me did NOT run this test before getting the new drivers on there.
as for heat, its not enough to be bothersome if you're wearing denim, but i wouldn't put it onto your bare lap. -
If you want to reduce heat, I suggest running RMclock whilst in windows and undervolting the P8600.
I underclock my P8600 to 0.95v and it has dropped my heat massively whilst gaming. Also you can increase the fan speed manually with lubbos fan control
updating GPU drivers for 13 macbook pro 2010 running windows 7 professional 64-bit
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