EPTWarning : Installing NVIDIA 196.75 Drivers for SC2 - Page 2
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semantics
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Caphe
Vietnam10817 Posts
I hope all the people with their burned cards can get their manufacturers of those cards to repair it. Always been a loyal fan of Nvidia since the Geforce 1 era. Now i am considering ATI to be on my next PC when SC2 actually goes gold. | ||
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meep
United States1699 Posts
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DanceDance
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Manit0u
Poland17750 Posts
On March 06 2010 15:05 DanceDance wrote: That is terrible for nVidia, don't they quality test their drivers? How can they miss something like that? The same way MicroSoft missed 65000 bugs in Windows when they released it... | ||
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WolFix
Poland43 Posts
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Invictus
Singapore2697 Posts
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JoSo
Sweden47 Posts
although I read on some forum that just changing power socket (in the wall) for your power cable could solve this... so I did, and it actually worked. Should I still revert to my old drivers? The problem for me was that with those drivers I couldnt play SC2, the game crashed every time I tried to start it. As it is now, it actually works fine. | ||
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Fugaa
Azerbaijan35 Posts
On March 06 2010 14:15 FragKrag wrote: If you're actually serious you are an idiot If you're actually serious you are an idiot | ||
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3FFA
United States3931 Posts
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Maenander
Germany4926 Posts
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Lennon
United Kingdom2275 Posts
On March 06 2010 22:14 streamofhonour wrote: Sorry if im asking a plain retarded qn, but here goes: how do u check for ur nvidia version? Just go into control panel and see it? If you're running Vista: press F1 > type "video card" > click "Video cards: frequently asked questions" > click "Click to open Display Settings." > click "Advanced Settings..." > click "Adapter" > click "Properties" > click "Driver" You'll see "Driver Version". I think that's it. | ||
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