Update nvidia geforce 755 m imac

only resolution 1280x720. i want change ...

In the System/Display preference pane don't you have these two radio buttons with one showing the various other screens resolutions availalbable?
What model iMac do you have. This is from an iMac 12,2.

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I purchased HP Pavilion 15 Notebook PC 15-p001TX on 29-08-2014.
Product details :
4th gen Intel i5-4210U Processor(1.7 GHz)
4GB RAM
NVIDIA GeForce 830M 2GB Graphics
Source :- Pavilion 15 Notebook, 15-p001TX product details
Issue :
A week back I saw notification saying update for GeForce is available. So I clicked on notification and clicked on Check for updates. Since then it is giving me an error saying GeForce experience encountered an error and must close. Please refer attached image.
What I tried : I searched the forum for my product and found this question which addresses some what similar issue. I followed the procedure specified in reply to the question. But when I try to install NVIDIA Graphics Driver it gives error saying my system in not compatible.
I am absolutely clueless about what is happening.
Need help.

Hello saurabh20,
Welcome to the HP Forums!
I understand the computer is experiencing NVIDIA graphics issues. I'll see what I can to help. Right now, I'm just going to suggest an uninstall and reinstall of the driver:
1. Go into Device Manager, then Display adapters.
2. Right-click on the NVIDIA driver, and select "Uninstall".
3. Do not restart the computer. Instead, download and install one of the following drivers, based on which OS you have:
Windows 8.1: NVIDIA Graphics Driver
Windows 7: NVIDIA Graphics Driver
Please let me know what happens. Thanks!
Mario
I worked on behalf of HP.

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If I try to force the install, it tells me that Windows cannot verify the card and it could fail, etc...
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And why does Windows not let me update my 8800GS?

On the contrary, I believe it is the same video card that is in the Mac Pro. This quote was taken from the UK MacWorld review of the system. The link is: http://www.macworld.co.uk/mac/reviews/index.cfm?reviewid=2599
It actually transpires that the 8800 GS in the iMac isn't actually an 8800 GS at all, but the same 8800 GT card from the Mac Pro that has been clocked down to match the 8800 GS speed. This is great news because it means the Memory Interface is 256-bit, rather than 192-bit; plus you get the extra memory itself. On the whole it should sit somewhere between the 8800 GT and a regular 8800 GS. We assume that the card had to be restricted because it would overheat in the small form-factor of the iMac. The 8800 card itself is fairly large (hence it's absence from the 20-inch iMac models) and runs at considerable temperature.
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I am currently using a 20" IMAC and have been thinking about purchasing a new one.
I was curious to know "*NVIDIA GeForce 8800 GS w/512MB GDDR3*" is a decent "UP-TO-DATE" card?
When looking at a list of NVidia's current cards available at http://www.nvidia.com/object/graphicscards_buynow.html - they list cards that have "*Maximum Memory Bandwidth*" of 103 up to 147 GB/s. with up to 1GB memory size!
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Thank you in advance for any help given.
Message was edited by: Psychojkl

True, and those cards also cost $4-500. Nvidia has other cards with a similar memory bandwidth that they rate for extreme gaming. The GPU in the iMac is an on-the-board GPU which can provide reasonable performance at a reasonable price. It ranks about mid-way in Nvidia's 8-series of video cards. If you want something faster, then you need to move up to a Mac Pro. For the vast majority of iMac buyers the video performance is more than adequate. But if your software needs demand higher performance, then the iMac is not for you.

IMac Nvidia GeForce 8800 GS Drivers

I am running XP Professional via Boot Camp. I run XP so I can play America's Army since it is a Windows only based game. The problem I am having is when I expand Americas Army full screen it completely locks up my iMac and I have to hold down the power button to reset it.
I have been told by several people that the problem is from the Nvidia GeForce 8800 GS drivers. I tried to up date the graphics drivers from Apple's and Nvidia's website with the latest driver. When I try to install the graphics driver from the setup file, it gives me the following error.
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http://www.nvidia.com/object/winxp175.19whql.html
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Hey guys,
I encountered problems renaming the nv4 disp file that allen sent me (drivers still would not install)...so instead of replacing the original nv4 disp.inf file in windows, I opened the nv4 disp file allen sent me, copied the text, and pasted it in the original nv4 disp file in the NVIDIA folder after deleting the text of the original file and saved it...after that, the new drivers installed without a hitch...have yet to test whether or not the infinite loop is gone or not in Age of Empires 3 though...will keep u updated...thx for the file allen!

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> I have The New Imac With NVIDIA GeForce GTX 775M with 2GB and in PREMIERE CC I have CUDA detected but in After Effects CS6 (11.03) latest Update until now, dosent detect GPU it says its not compatible, and uses OpenGL and the CUDA area is Grayed out,. why does Premiere pro cc recognizes my card and After Effects wont,.
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There is a UK forum dedicated to helping laptop owners with problematic Nvidia cards get help and they have started fielding quesitons from iMac owners, as well (
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Hello,
I am planning to buy iMac 3.06 model.
I read somewhere that core animation is slower on "NVIDIA GeForce 8800 GS" then "ATI Radeon HD 2600 PRO".
The guy on that forum was saying that NVIDIA graphics card is faster in 3D rendering But slower on core animation. He was also saying that iMovie will be slower on NVIDIA graphics card then ATI.
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Sorry, I couldn't find the link of that forum, I read that only once.
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Has there been an update for the NVIDIA GeForce GTX 680MX 2048 MB for MacPro3.1 primo 2008?
I have had the MacPro restarts due to internal problems and the fault report going to Apple shows it is the N NVIDIA GeForce GTX creates the problems.
I am running Apple products like Aperture 3.5.1 iTunes 11 etc…
Besides the cresting the overall performance is SLOW
My MacPro:
Running OS X 10.9.1. on the MacPro3.1 primo 2008, 2 x 2,8 GHz Quad-Core Intel Xeon
NVIDIA GeForce GTX 680:
Chipset-model:            NVIDIA GeForce GTX 680
Type:            GPU
Bus:            PCIe
Kortplads:            Slot-1
Bredde på PCIe-kanal:            x16
VRAM (i alt):            2048 MB
Producent:            NVIDIA (0x10de)
Enheds-id:            0x1180
Revision-id:            0x00a2
ROM-revision:            3731
Skærme:
CG246:
Opløsning:            1920 x 1200
Pixeldybde:            32 bit farve (ARGB8888)
Dublering:            Fra
Online:            Ja
Rotation:            Understøttet
Cintiq 12WX:
Opløsning:            1280 x 800 @ 60 Hz
Pixeldybde:            32 bit farve (ARGB8888)
Skærms serienummer:            8HC000414
Hovedskærm:            Ja
Dublering:            Fra
Online:            Ja
Rotation:            Understøttet
Please advise :-)
/ Kim Andersen

Dear Ms. Andersen:
Evga handles GeForce GTX 680 MX. Apple has nothing to do with it. However, I can try to help you a little bit
go here for Evga's Mac support: http://www.evga.com/support/download/default.aspx
This is one of those video cards that needs 2 power cables connected to the mother board for it to work propertly. It needs 195 watts of power, which the PCI-E slot will not provide on its own. If you have the power cables connected up okay, then the only advice I can give you is to telephone EVGA and see about a possible replacement. Apple's policy, as I understand it, is to replace same with same, even if you have the money and are willing to pay extra. This is a 3rd party video card and as such, Apple is not responsible for any problems wth it. I don't understand either: based on my knowledge of Norwegian, your screen size is 1280x800 and your bit depth is 32 bit, and you have 2 gigs Vram, so you should have no problem.
maybe you have a bad card
good luck to you
JOhn b

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