Noob question but how do i check if my current GPU driver is 174.74 i think it is?
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device manager > display adapter > video card > right click > driver version..
Or u can check in nVidia CP too....
Or simple, Start > run > msinfo32 > components > display and u can see all info in the panel on the right -
Or the "display" tab in DXDiag. ( just type "dxdiag" in the start menu search )
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i get 7.15.0011.7597 is that drivier 174.74?
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Nope, your driver is 175.97 the last 5 digits from that series of numbers you posted.. its the driver version (which is always the last 5 digits)
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ooo, do you know how to possible roll back this driver to isntall 174.74, sorry for the noob question
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first why do U wanna roll back? these are pretty good..
Anyways, if u wanna roll back,
device manager > display adapter > video card > right click > properties > driver > roll back driver....
If the roll back option is grayed out, then u have to download 174.74 fresh and install... -
For gaming i though 174.74 was better?
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hmmm yeah probably.. But u might wanna browse through / read through the laptopvideo2go forum' as well.. there are some drivers thats performing well for games (sorry cant remember which because there are quiet a few)... Also check here in NBR with the game name and "driver" you might hit some nice informative posts..
Though I must tell u that one driver might be good for some but not for others.. they might give rise to new issues, albeit small, annoying onesjust to keep u informed.. so try out a few (if I were you, I would go with either the OEM drivers or the popular ones)..
Good luck.
Finally you might wanna check the drivers for geforce 8600m GT on xps m1530 thread here in NBR... its in the dell XPS forums
http://forum.notebookreview.com/showthread.php?t=278394 -
cool thanks!
Checking GPU Driver?
Discussion in 'Dell XPS and Studio XPS' started by Ahmedatry, Sep 7, 2008.