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    sager 9262 9800m GTX driver update

    Discussion in 'Sager and Clevo' started by Alfonz, Nov 5, 2011.

  1. Alfonz

    Alfonz Notebook Consultant

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    Hi all,

    On my sager 9260 I've got 2x 9800m GTX, however one stop working and the other is still.

    Sager does a real bad job with updating drivers, I'm still on the same driver since I bought this laptop about 2 years back. 7.15.11.7609

    I tried with other drivers, but felt they were more trouble. Anyone knows which driver would be stable to run on my laptop, or should I stick to the one Ive got. It would have been a no brainer if sager released or put tested drivers on their update page, but not even a single update.
    I hope someone got a laptop and card close to mine to tell me his experience.

    You see I've been waiting for the game "Skyrim" for a long time, and was hoping it would run decently on my laptop. Q9650 3 GHz, 4 ram and this one remaining 9800 m GTX

    Thanks
     
  2. Atmosk

    Atmosk Notebook Evangelist

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    Use Verde 285.62 Driver straight from Nvidia, it has your card among many other (all currently) Clevo/Sager branded cards supported.
    Note that 285.62 is 8.17.12.8562 in device manager and your current driver is 176.09, thats an oldie there.

    As for Sager and Clevo not posting updates just remember that they participate in the Verde program meaning you can find official supported drivers directly from Nvidia.