Update NVIDIA drivers for 9600 GT M?

Hi,
I have a MBP Unibody late 2008 and am trying to update my nvidia drivers in Bootcamp (Win7) but the nvidia site doesn't refer to the cards as 9600 GT, it refers to them as series and I don't know which one is the corresponding one to my card!
Can someone please let me know which to select?
Thanks!
P.S. I have already tried going into the hardware manager and updating the drivers directly there. They appear to update but then games tell me there is an update required from nvidia site.
Cheers!

Here's the link for the Dox release if you are running 32bit windows vista or win 7 http://files.laptopvideo2go.com/Dox/Vista/VistaWin7x86_185.85.exe
Here's the link for the Dox release if your running 64bit windows vista or win 7
http://files.laptopvideo2go.com/Dox/Vistax64/VistaWin7x64_185.85.exe
Download the file that applies to you and run it in windows and follow the onscreen instructions. When it asks you which configuration you have select hybrid sli, as hardware wise that is what you have despite apple not activating it.
Hope this helps.

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