Won't Recognize Driver
- Thread starter ScottALot
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I never use the drivers on the disk that comes with the cards. They are probable older anyway. Get them from Nvidia.
http://www.nvidia.com/Download/index.aspx?lang=en-us
http://www.nvidia.com/Download/index.aspx?lang=en-us
Drewat17
New Member
I am a big fan of this program. IT should help you with the problem. http://www.drivershq.com/
just a noob
Well-Known Member
flash drive
ScottALot
Active Member
I used a CD so kimsland wins...
Here's something I just wrote to myself:
Well, my computer works!! A bit better than I thought, actually, I got it to hit 4Ghz for half an hour before I became uncomfortable due to temps... so I just put it back to 3.2GHz. This was my second overclock, but my first one doesn't really count, because I wasn just trying to burn a CPU on an Age of Beige computer and it hit a whopping 1.9Ghz, but is 4GHz good for the Phenom II 955?
Here's something I just wrote to myself:
Well, my computer works!! A bit better than I thought, actually, I got it to hit 4Ghz for half an hour before I became uncomfortable due to temps... so I just put it back to 3.2GHz. This was my second overclock, but my first one doesn't really count, because I wasn just trying to burn a CPU on an Age of Beige computer and it hit a whopping 1.9Ghz, but is 4GHz good for the Phenom II 955?
Yeah 4ghz. is good. What voltage and whats the temps. under load?
kimsland
New Member
No one wins; all support replies are meant to be helpful
I was also going to say drag the Desktop downstairs
Or even get a really long ethernet cable (that's what I did for a back room, but upstairs could be a bit difficult)
Idle is your computer not under load, just setting there not running any programs.
I dont think your getting it. Idle and load has nothing to do with overclocking. Overclocked or not, Idle is your computer setting there running without any stress put on it. Under load is running a intensive program putting a strain on the computer.
Right.