Dell Studio 17 Graphic Card is not performing well, Can I update the driver
I just purchased Dell Studio s17-169B. The graphic card in this laptop is Intel Graphics Media Accelerator 4500MHD. However, when I check graphic driver through device manager, I have found that driver is for Mobile Intel 4 series express chipset family with version 7.15.10.1576. My question is: can I download Dell Studio 1737 Intel Mobile Graphics Media Accelerator 4500MHD Driver A03 to update my current gtaphic driver so that the graphic display can be improved? Otherwise, I may return this laptop back to Bestbuy. Thanks for your input.
Define "not performing well"...
If you're playing 3D games, you will find that the 4500MHD is going to be lacking in general regardless of the driver installed. Any Intel GMA series integrated graphics solution is going to be at the bottom of the barrel in terms of 3D performance. In most cases, the only thing worse than a GMA series accelerator is an older GMA series accelerator.
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HT4007 The installed graphics card does not meet the minimum requirements for Aperture.
The installed graphics card does not meet the minimum requirements for Aperture. I have not used Aperture in a while and just got this error message. I tried applying OS updates and reinstalling Aperture and still get the same message. Does anybody have a solution or work around.
Are you using a non-standard Graphics Cards? Then this may be the reason.
You may also get this error message, if you accidentally booted into "Safe Boot Mode". Then certain extensions of the Graphics card will be disabled and Aperture cannot be launched.
Reboot and make sure that you this time will boot into regular boot mode.
See: Mac OS X: What is Safe Boot, Safe Mode?
If you are indeed running the system in Safe Mode, the question is, what made this happen? Do you use a wireless mouse and keyboard? There is a strange bug that makes Mac OS X boot into Safe mode, if you turn the wireless devices on, while the system is booting. Make sure they are active, before you boot.
But if you did not boot into Safe Mode, you could try to boot into this mode to reset the graphics card and then boot again into regular mode.
Merry Christmas!
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