I cannot find the correct driver for this Graphics Card. For some reason it is not listed under Nvidias site... Should I just use the 8600s drivers? I'm not sure....
Any help would be good.
No major problem with the card, My Call of Duty 4 game just freezes for about 10 seconds then goes back into the game and I want to fix this.
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You won't find any mobile GPU drivers on the Nvidia site. Try laptopvideo2go.com instead. However, you can also download the driver from the Asus website too.
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laptopvideo2go.com site fixed my 9500M/FEAR problem with freezing & locking up.
Just make sure you get the driver for correct OS & their latest inf file. But it's definitely worth a try. -
The 174.74 doesn't work. I saw some people saying that they used that one, and I do not understand how. Ima try some other ones though.
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I think that was me. I use the 169.09 drivers and have had really good luck with them. They fixed the driver crashes I was getting from time to time, and added resolutions/options to my nvidia control panel. I didn't even delete the old drivers, I just installed overtop of them.
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I'll give the 169.09 a shot then. Thanks a lot ya'll.
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The 169.09 isn't working either and on laptopvideo2go.com I couldn't find ANY drivers compatible with this 9500.
What am I doing wrong?
I am running vista (so besides that) -
http://www.laptopvideo2go.com/drivers/vista (vista 32)
try that - the drivers are universal so they work with most nvidia mobile graphics cards. If you go to the main page they have newer drivers then the one I use, but I haven't tried them out. I figured if 169 was working, why rock the boat. -
Look to upper right at "latest drivers" then click on 167.45 for Vista32 driver.
Then click on the "driver" & save it to disc. Then , & this is important , right click on the "Modded INF" (it's called nvdm.inf) & save it to wherever you save your files to disc.
Now you have your Vista 32 video driver (167.45) AND your modded inf file saved.
Now open & extract the "16745_vista.exe" files to wherever you save them to. Once you have extracted the files go to your saved nvdm.inf file & move or copy it to the same directory the expanded files from the 16745_vista.exe are located. There is already a version of a nvdm.inf file in there. Just replace it when asked. Once you do that just run "setup" & you will be good to go. That nvdm.inf file has 9500M support built in.
I always remove any Nvidia video drivers , reboot & then install from the Vista default vga driver but some say that's not necessary. -
Ahhhh thanks a lot! I wasn't doing the INF part (slaps head) it is all gooood
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Good. That latest driver & modded inf has been the most stable combo for me so far. -
Doing this now... Thanks Red for the guide!!!
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Using now: 174.93 and Modded.inf
No problem since this morning. -
Hey,
I am wondering what is the most up to date on the drivers for this. I am not super savy with this stuff and i have been runing into walls. Any help would be great.
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