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    NVIDIA Expands Mobile Driver Support

    By Christopher Price on December 30, 2008

    A little over a week ago, NVIDIA finally expanded their support of mobile chipsets with ForceWare drivers. Previously, only a couple of graphics cards in NVIDIA-powered laptops could use NVIDIA’s stock driver. Sure, there has always been laptopvideo2go.com (which hacks the desktop ForceWare drivers to work on laptops), but this has at times caused problems… [...]

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    Posted in Apple, Computing & Internet, Gaming | Tagged Apple, cuda, forceware, nvidia, physx, toshiba | Leave a response

    Windows Home Server Users: Avoid Latest ForceWare Drivers

    By Christopher Price on November 22, 2008

    I am staring at a dead Windows Home Server. And, it appears the latest NVIDIA ForceWare drivers (version 178.24) are to blame. What happens, is that after installing the latest ForceWare drivers, Windows Home Server doesn’t allow users to log in via the Console and Remote Desktop. Yes, a graphics card update that winds up [...]

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    Posted in Microsoft | Tagged 6200, 8500, folding, forceware, geforce, gpu, home server, intel, Microsoft, nvidia, whs, windows | 8 Responses

    Apple Leaves Older MacBook Pro out of the PureVideo Fun

    By Christopher Price on November 1, 2008

    If you own a MacBook Pro (Early 2008), the model that was just discontinued, it looks like you’ve got a bit of a reason to be ticked off. See, Apple never enabled the older MacBook Pro’s onboard H.264 decoding abilities. That means when you watch an H.264 movie, your CPU spikes to (or near) the [...]

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    Posted in Apple | Tagged 802.11n, Apple, hd, iphone, macbook, nvidia, purevideo, sarbanes-oxley | 5 Responses

    So You Want to Get your MacBook Pro Recalled?

    So You Want to Get your MacBook Pro Recalled?

    By Christopher Price on October 17, 2008

    If you own a MacBook Pro with an NVIDIA GeForce 8600M… you might want to hear this. You may know it’s under recall, if the graphics chip fails. Apple has doubled the warranty to two years on the system’s GPU. But, if I know my readership, you don’t want to wait for it to fail [...]

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    Posted in Apple | Tagged 8600m, Apple, folding@home, geforce, macbook, nvidia | Leave a response

    Dell’s Fix for GeForce 8600M Issues: Let the Fans Roar

    By Christopher Price on July 26, 2008

    I knew this was going to happen the moment the BIOS notes hit my desk… Long story short, a rumor hit the web that all of the Nvidia GeForce 86M (aka the GeForce Go 8600M) were defective. They would all overheat and die. Now, I knew that wasn’t true, because I’ve put my successive MacBook [...]

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    Posted in Apple, Computing & Internet | Tagged 8600m, 86m, Apple, dell, geforce, nvidia | 4 Responses

    Ubuntu 8.04 Changes the Driver Game

    By Christopher Price on April 28, 2008

    Finally, a Linux distribution gets proprietary drivers right. For those of you that aren’t fully versed on GPLv2 vs GPLv3 wars, and all the other open source wars… the Linux community has been having trouble with graphics drivers and various other device drivers. Specifically, they refuse to include drivers made by NVIDIA and ATI, due [...]

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    Posted in Software | Tagged ati, drivers, linux, nvidia, ubuntu | 4 Responses

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