8600M GT driver version for XPS 1530?

i'm using 176.44 (driver date: 9/3/2008) from Dell.

anybody have good experience with NVDIA driver from laptopvideo2go or NVIDIA website?

 

im using 179.28 from nvidia site with no probs so far.

 

its 179.49 on NVDIA webstie and its Beta version.
Anybody use this driver?

Also when i install the driver from NVIDIA, i received an error message something like i have existing NVIDIA driver need to remove or something like that.

 

I am using this driver and it is working fine for me. I was recommended by a XPS support technician to use it so I guess it should work out alright for you also.

 

i installed 179.49 from NVIDIA, window index increase from 5.4 to 5.5 for my gaming graphics.

Graphic remain the same at 5.9

btw, how bad is NVIDIA driver still on BETA?

 

can u put link for the driver u are using "full one"

 

I'm using the LaptopVideo2Go 182.06 drivers on my M1530 and cannot complain. Before I did this driver update my computer would actually completely turn off while I was playing games, like Crysis and GRID. Ever since I did the driver update to this version, I have had no trouble. I installed the drivers through the "Have Disk" method.

Basically you download a compressed folder of the driver's installation directory, download a modified INF file, overwrite the original INF in the extracted folder with the modded one, and use Device manager to update the graphics card's driver by have disking the modded INF.

 

great >> so what moded file effect on ??
is it will resolve redalert 2 game slow
bcz i have to diable direct 3d manualy from directx ??

 

I'm using this one, too. It works great. Been using laptopvideo2go drivers for a couple of years. I extract the files replace the inf with the modded one and then run the setup program.

 

Yes, it should help with new games. You can see the driver release notes here:
http://www.nvidia.com/object/winxp_182.06_whql.html

 

iam a little confused
in laptopvideo
Operating System: Windows XP/2K 32bit
Driver Version: 182.06
Driver Date: 2009-02-09 (YYYY-MM-DD)
Driver Size: 43.05 MB
Driver Released by: NVIDIA
MS WHQL Certificate

in nividia site
Version: 182.06
Release Date: February 18, 2009
Operating System: Windows XP, Windows XP Media Center Edition
Language: U.S. English
File Size: 77.0 MB

1- what is the difference ?
2- what whql mean?
3-is that the last driver ?
4- what difference between the original setup and setup with moded one?

 

1- There is no difference at first. However when you download the "Modded INF" your going to use that file to edit what you download by overwriting the original INF. What you download the driver from laptopvideo2go will extract to and create a folder, and in that folder is the INF you wish to replace. You can then install via the setup file located in the extracted folder or through the "Have Disk" method I mentioned earlier.
2- Windows Hardware Quality Labs (or similar) it means the driver was tested on a variety of different systems before being released, so their more stable and less buggy than non-WHQL.
3- The latest driver is 185.26, but not WHQL certified. The newest WHQL certified driver is 182.08, however that was a Quadro driver so I'm sticking with latest WHQL GeForce Driver. 182.08 still works on GeForce cards though.
4- somewhat answered in 1
The change your making is changing the file that tells the driver what it can be installed on to allow any graphics card from the mobile series. Their desktop drivers that work fine on notebooks.