Best Driver for GX630

Hello all, I apologize if this is a repeat of a previous topic;
I own a GX 630, and have had it for about a year, or more, now. I understand it isn't top of the line gaming, but I expect a certain amount of performance out of it.
Recently I've been having trouble with WoW and the game seems to run fine until the video card gets exceptionally loud for about 5-10 seconds, then performance drops to under 10 fps. The laptop seems to experience abnormal heating issues as well.
Before this happened I had been playing around with different drivers to see, pound for pound, what was the best driver for the laptop in terms of monitoring heat and giving suitable performance.
In short, which is the best driver out there, in your experience, for the GX630 32 bit?
Thanks so much.
Cheers!

You won't see it at the outtake, the dust is at the beginning of the exit.
Have a look at this, it will give an idea of what I mean: http://tech.icrontic.com/articles/clean_laptop_heatsink/
Don't do this yourself if you never opened a laptop!

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