Which of these 2 NVIDIA Discrete VGA drivers I should download.

I'm downloading All Windows 10 Drivers as a back up ,
http://support.lenovo.com/us/en/products/desktops-and-all-in-ones/ideacentre-k-series-desktops/lenovo-k450e-desktop But I'm Not sure which of these 2 NVIDIA Discrete VGA drivers I should download.Which one should I download #1 or #2 ?? # 1 =Display and Video Graphics
NVIDIA Discrete VGA driver for Windows 10 (64-bit) - Desktop
Windows 10 (64-bit)
NVIDIA Discrete VGA driver
353.24
7/10/2015
NVIDIA Discrete VGA driver READ ME
353.24
7/10/2015 #2 =Display and Video Graphics
NVIDIA Discrete VGA driver for Windows 10 (64-bit) - Desktop
Windows 10 (64-bit)
NVIDIA Discrete VGA driver
353.54
7/29/2015
NVIDIA Discrete VGA driver READ ME
353.54
7/29/2015 I have at Present on my PC a
NVIDIA GeForce GTX 750Driver Provider NVIDIADriver Date 7/22/2015Driver Version 10.18.13.5362
------------------------------Thanks
My PC
LENOVO 10181 Lenovo K450e Desk Top PC
Windows 10
3.60 gigahertz Intel Core i7-4790
32702 Megabytes Usable Installed Memory
1972.20 GB Hard Drive or 2 TB
Graphics
NVIDIA GeForce GTX 750 2GB

you can obtain the latest Nvidia Forceware display drivers from here: nVidia Drivers
if you have further problems, you should start a new topic, and post full details of your PC hardware, as well as more information on the problem you are having, in order to get better help

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vladomkd,
Always go with the Drivers from the Chipset maker, no matter what hardware we are talking about. In this case, go with the nVidia ForceWare Drivers
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you can obtain the latest Nvidia Forceware display drivers from here: nVidia Drivers
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First. The reason why I am installing the modded drivers from laptopvideo2go is that MSI didnt release new mobile GPU drivers (179.28) with PhysX support YET.(Wondering why other notebook manufacturers did only MSI didnt so far) So the only option was modded drivers. But when I install ANY other GeForce drivers (than orig. from MSI) on fresh formated NB with installed MSI drivers of other components it runs well only when the NB boots up with plugged AC. When I try to boot on batteries drivers allow only 16 bit color on desktop and all aplication. To enable 32 bit I have to Turn off the NB, plug to the AC and boot up.
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Quote from: Bas on 09-February-09, 19:02:30
179.28 are BETA drivers, don't expect MSI to release BETA drivers.
MSI will probably put them online shortly after they are released by nVidia, it's that simple.
You simply don't get it, do you? You cannot expect something from anybody if you don't push him. MSI's laptops aren't supported in NVIDIA's laptop drivers release because... NVIDIA didn't wanted it? Said NO to one of their biggest GPU customer? Or it's just MSI's lack of interest?
Those driver's aren't perfect, but it comes to the point when NVIDIA had to start care about customer with their hardware, when vendors don't.
I will continue trying to help any MSI's customers as far my knowledge goes, but advocate for their lack of support isn't a solution. No, one driver release 7 months ago cannot be called support. Definitely not when it comes to (so called) gaming laptops. Even NVIDIA knows it.

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Hi Iam looking for some answers, from what I saw, there are few really awesome helping people here. So Hi to everyone!
AS I noticed there is no GT70 2OC topic here, so there is now. I will update infos How-to´s and other stuff for everyone that have this revision.
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Sadly most of those concerns aren't really valid.
While I have the old GT70 0NE, even on this unit there were no issues ever getting any program (be it Autocad/Solidworks/whatever you like, or games either, even if they were older) to work with the card(s) properly. It's all a matter of making it do what you want, which is actually handled rather well by the drivers. Optimus is much better than it was a while ago, and it functions very well now.
While your your point of just making it default to the NVidia card is valid, it's a very moot point. Every program I've tried (be it 10+ year old games even from the mid-90's, to even the most recent applications and games) works just fine. Again, it's all in how you make the driver work. If you tell it to use the NVidia card when you run this program, it'll work.
I wouldn't worry about making it use only the NVidia card exclusively, it really isn't worth the effort. While it is possible, it's much more difficult than one would think....

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VGA drivers for the MSI GT735 Ati Mobility Radeon HD3850 are now out of date...
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Sorry!
I just downloaded Ati Catalyst 10.5 for Ati Mobility Radeon HD 3850 and they work perfectly!!!
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ATI
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hi everybody,
please forgive me if i put this in the wrong place.
i have a system i put together awhile back with a 875 intel board, 2.8ghz p4 at 800mhz fsb. it needed a good video card and i put the msi geforce fx5700 vtd256 in it. it was doing great, but i wanted to get updated on the driver so i recently went ahead and downloaded the most advanced there was without being 64bit. i downloaded and installed vga driver 71.25 for xp as i have xp pro. i don't think this was a good thing compared to the original driver as the monitor now blinks or winks once upon startup and twice upon logging in on the logon page. this bothered me, but now i'm seeing videos are of poorer quality prompting me to join here and find out just what happened and how to remedy this. i am green when it comes to software ins and outs so bear with me and get me at least back to where i was if not anything better. i don't like using the way back machine called system restore, but i will if i have to. on second thought that may not work either. to better see what i loaded here's the link to the page. http://www.msi.com.tw/program/support/download/dld/spt_dld_detail.php?UID=533&kind=2
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