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    drvr this drvr that! pls tell me a vista64 drvr that isnt crap

    Discussion in 'Sager and Clevo' started by loki714, Mar 3, 2008.

  1. loki714

    loki714 Notebook Enthusiast

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    sager np5792 8800m gtx

    eh?

    read alot.... ALOT... about drivers
    but most people talk about drivers for xp or vista32...

    what about us peeps with vista64?

    help?!
     
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    Geforce2go Notebook Consultant

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    Geforce2go, Mar 3, 2008
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    im scared........... that driver isnt going to underclock me is it?
     
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    Geforce2go Notebook Consultant

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    Go to sagers website and download their latest driver, but it's probably already installed depending when you bought it. I believe the one above was stock anyway, so you shouldn't have any problems. Any other driver is'nt really worth it at the moment, until new WHQL certified ones are released.

    http://64.208.175.44/pages/notebooks/download.cfm?ProductType=5792
     
    Geforce2go, Mar 3, 2008
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    The underclocking problem is mainly with the bios, download the new one and flash it to solve it on any driver version

    Download bios 1.00.08 here
     
    theriko, Mar 3, 2008
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    It most definitely will NOT underclock YOU , but might do it for your GPU :D.

    So far only 167.44 and 169.28 seem to work at full power.
     
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    HA! shows what u know.... i are 1 with my gpu!
     
    loki714, Mar 5, 2008
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    Shyster1 Notebook Nobel Laureate

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    If you got SLi, would that make 2 of you? Sort of a digital schizoprenia? :D
     
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    Split personalities? Any driver conflicts? or is it standby in shifts...

    Dude, try 167.44 .
     
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    I'd say, just stick to your stock drivers unless you've got any major issues.
     
    Geforce2go, Mar 5, 2008
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