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Precision M4400 Owner's Lounge

Discussion in 'Dell Latitude, Vostro, and Precision' started by cnpt, Aug 28, 2008.

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  1. theZoid

    theZoid Notebook Savant

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    LOL...................
     
  2. r00bin

    r00bin Notebook Consultant

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    Hey guys,

    What's the best graphics driver for the quadro fx770 on win7 x64?
     
  3. ofelas

    ofelas Notebook Evangelist

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    Official WHQL 185.85 x64 Win 7 driver from NVidia's download site.
     
  4. spaceman101

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    Hello,
    I am considering M6400 for obvious reasons...but I was curious about doing this.

    there are two, the M6400 and the M6400 covet

    I went to the M6400 and was able to add upgrades to match the M6400 covet base model specs and came up with a cheaper machine. The only thing that I noticed was no camera...and I'm still not sure why I couldn't add that option. But for basically what appeared to be the same specs I had a $400 savings. I then went and did more upgrades to surpass the base model Covet.

    I added the quad core processor, 4gig's of ram (2 slot for leaving the other two for later). I did down grade to the 80gb drive because I would just assume get a 500g drive from newegg. Went with the 1gig video card...better wireless card...and came to a machine that was a couple hunderd more than the base Covet.

    What makes doing this a bad idea? to add just the quad core to the Covet blows the price well past what I did with the upgrades to the plain M6400.
    thanks
     
  5. spaceman101

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    oh good grief....I thought I was in the M6400 forum....sorry.
     
  6. theZoid

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    You're close though :)
     
  7. LPTP-LVR

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    Hey r00bin

    I'm running 185.85 from nVidia and no problems yet...did you upgrade to build 7201 yet?
     
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    lol...happens to the best of us ;)
     
  9. r00bin

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    Build 7201??? When did this happen? I'm still on 7100. But in any case, the problems I was having were due to the card down clocking. This was fixed by GoodBytes gpu program.
     
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    lol...yeah the 7201 is leaked through bittorrent. I installed it as an upgrade and all worked the same after, no files or apps lost or anyhting. The only thing not working after upgrade was Alcohol 52% but i was very thoughtfully informed it wouldn't by the upgrade installer ;)
    Now running Virtual Drive instead which is fully compatible with Win7 64
     
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