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I am sure as in both temp reading in your snapshot the graphic is max .. probably an old driver will work better.
I am sure as in both temp reading in your snapshot the graphic is max .. probably an old driver will work better.
I tried to download an XP one (I kinda see now how thqat wouldn't work =p) but I do not know how to get an older driver for Windows 7. Can you help me out? I know a driver website but I just want like an old one that will work with Win7. Thanks
Does that mean I need a better one?
Also, whenever I try to download a Vista Driver for my laptop it just says I do not run on Vista and It can't install
I know this forum is a couple of months old, but I too am having the same problem. I have the exact same model Dell, with the exact same specs, and even the upgrade to Win 7. Im not sure what happens after you install Win 7, but this laptop overheats like crazy rendering the graphics card useless. Anytime you play a game or even watch a movie for too long the fps is almost 0. I have tried everything from old vista drivers to opening up the laptop and applying Artic Silver cooling agent to the cpu cooler and gpu cooler. I even updated the bios and installed any Dell drivers that would actually work (some of dells "urgent" drivers caused Windows to become corrupt and would have to do a system restore). This really sucks and was wondering if you found something that worked or just got rid of it or sold it or something. It's really a shame because when it was working it was a really nice laptop, and the warranty expired right when this problem starts to happen.
Hi all, I know this is pretty old, I am having the exact same problem with the same computer. Did anyone find a solid solution to this? Other than going back to Vista which I really do not want to do...
Your best bet would be to contact Dell with regards to the drivers and see if it is still supported by Dell.