Nvidia Video cards

My Pavillion m8530f came installed with an nVidia 9300 GS graphics card and integrated graphics using nVidia GeForce
8200. Windows consistantly replaces the 8200 driver with a 9300 driver. Could this be a reason for the continuous
freezes/crashes??
Thanks for any help.
Herb

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captna wrote: Thanks Hanspuppa for the help you've given.I have two more questions.Why do I need the NVIDEA drivers when I will be installing a GIGABYTE card,and the Memory Interface on both cards is 64 bit,how does that affect a 32 bit Vista operating system?Just curious as I have never had any dealings with a video/graphics card before and I would think that it should be a 32 bit but since the GeForce 7350LE is also 64 bit it obviously works..I really appreciate the links and I am ordering the card now,thanks again you.For some reason I am not getting email notices when you reply but I am checking back every so often to see.
Hello captna, Usually when you purchase a new video card or other hardware device, the drivers that are included on the CD are an older version, sometimes as much as six months old. The chipset on any Brand of a given model would be either an Nvidia or an AMD ATI.
The chipset is the main component of the video card that controls most of the operations of the video card.
Since all the manufacturers of the Nvidia video cards use the chipset purchased from Nvidia, they are all the same chipset for any particular model. The different manufacturers can and do add or enable features for their particular cards, but the chipset is still the same.
Since the drivers from the manufacturer would be an older version, and Nvidia releases new versions quite often, it would be best to use the Nvidia drivers, since they would have updated fixes and sometimes features, and added support for some newer cards.
Your reference to the Memory Interface on both cards is 64 bit, has nothing to do with your version of the operating system. It just relates to the way, and speed of the interaction of the video card with the system (buss).
The higher the number of the Memory Interface, the more data that can be moved in and out of the video card, which results in a faster video performance. This just becomes important when playing games for the most part.
Using the system just for web surfing, emailing and some light gaming, would not have that much effect on the system.
More important to the system would be the amount of video card onboard memory. The Gigabyte has 1 GB of onboard memory compared to your original video card with 128 MBs of memory. This additional memory would likely show a slight performance increase in any light gaming.
You want see much, if any difference in the performance of your system, with the exception of perhaps the light gaming performance increase, with the new Gigabyte video card over the GeForce 7350LE. You should not experience the heat related issue as you had with the faulty fan on the GeForce 7350LE.
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Help, T420s display/video card issue!

Hi, all. I would appreciate for any input.
Recently it happened a lot with my T420s especially when I was on full-screen video playback. The screen suddenly became like the image I attach below and there was no response at all. Then after 30 seconds or so, the system would shut down. I suspect it a over-heat problem with my video card. BTW, the fan in my T420s is also running like crazy all the time, I have put up with this ever since I got my laptop
My last laptop was T61. With all the Nvidia video card problem before, I am so afraid this would hit me again. Should I return the laptop immediately to Lenovo. I am writing my thesis right now with this computer. Really cannot afford not having my computer for some time.
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Should I return the laptop immediately to Lenovo? I am writing my thesis right now with this computer.
Did the machine ship less than 21 days ago? If yes, yes to the question above. At least that is what would do.

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MOVED: two different video cards

This topic has been moved to Intel Core 2 Duo/Quad boards.
https://forum-en.msi.com/index.php?topic=120411.0

Quote from: Unicron on 02-October-08, 04:10:09
I never actually tried this, but I believe this isn't possible on SLI boards...
You can just have one, or have a SLI setup.
There are a few intel chipset mainboards that aren't SLI or Crossfire which do support this. However, getting the drivers to install correctly is a bit difficult. (the primairy card is installed, and the secundairy can't use the same drivers, and therefore will not work.)
Interestingly, I am able to do this just fine on the P7N Diamond which I believe is an SLI board, Tri-SLI in fact. However the catch is that I'm using ATI video cards: (1) 3870X2 and (1) X1950PRO. Each card is driving different monitors. Obviously, they are not configured for SLI. I had a similar setup on prev mobo (975XPUE) and didn't have issues then either (dual cards in non-Crossfire mode). Unfortunately, this doesn't help much in this situation :(
Quote from: Del UK on 02-October-08, 05:00:30
Here is a must...... all monitors must have same resolution. You cannot have 800x600 on 1 and 1600x1050 and 1280x1024 etc........
Regarding the resolutions, my dual video card setup has two monitors at different resolutions. ATI 3870X2 is driving 22" widescreen at 1600x1050 and ATI X1950PRO is driving 19" standard at 1280x1024. Used to also have a 3rd lcd (on X1950PRO) running at 1024x768 but had to give it to in-law. So, I can confirm it's possible to run at multiple monitors at heterogeneous resolutions. However, as mentioned above, my experience is only with ATI cards.
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NVIDIA Video drivers issue

Hi!
I have HP TouchSmart Envy 23-d104er with GeForce GT 630M.
Current video driver version on my computer is 9.18.13.2702 - it is the latest available version on your web site and it is equals with 327.2 driver for NVIDIA video card on nvidia.com
Any over versions (331,332,334) downloaded from nvidia.com cannot be installed on my computer : system gives me an error, something like - there is no compatible devices for this driver.
So that should I do if I need driver 331 or higher ?
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Hi AlexandrRF,
I suspect your GT 630m device ID in Device Manager has been modified by HP. Driver support is provided by HP and not Nvidia.
Personal experience with OEM graphics card driver updates reflects a poor track record.
HP may not provide any more updates for your graphics card and operating system.
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