Graphics Drivers: Excellent Internet Support
By
Tom's Guide Team,
published on June 13, 2006
Source: Tom's Guide US | Keywords: 3d, gaming, notebooks
Source: Tom's Guide US | Keywords: 3d, gaming, notebooks
Contents
- 1. 3D Gaming On A Notebook PC: Fantasy Or Reality?
- 2. Bread And Circuses: Test Scenarios And Benchmarks
- 3. Overview Of Our Test Systems
- 4. Overview Of Our Test Systems, Continued
- 5. First Impressions Of The Acer Aspire 5672WLMi
- 6. Acer Aspire 5672 WLMi Support
- 7. Touchpad And Keyboard
- 8. First Impressions Of The Hewlett Packard Compaq Nx9420
- 9. Graphics Drivers: Internet Support
- 10. HP Compaq Nx9420 Support, Continued
- 11. Touchpad And Keyboard
- 12. First Impressions Of The Asus A7J
- 13. Graphics Drivers: Substandard Internet Support
- 14. A7J Support
- 15. Analog And Digital TV Plus FM Radio
- 16. Webcam As Notebook Watchdog
- 17. Sound Quality
- 18. First Impressions Of The Alienware Aurora M7700
- 19. Graphics Drivers: Excellent Internet Support
- 20. Alienware Aurora Support
- 21. Alienware Aurora Support, Continued
- 22. A Collection Of Sensible And Senseless Accessories
- 23. Sound Quality
- 24. The Graphics Processor Can Be Upgraded, But Be Careful
- 25. System Restore And Recovery Is Not For Wimps
- 26. An Overview Of Graphics Subsystems
- 27. Display Quality: Static Images
- 28. Display Quality Assessment: Static Images
- 29. Display Quality: The Motion Of Gaming
- 30. Is Gaming Possible At Native Resolution?
19. Graphics Drivers: Excellent Internet Support
This notebook comes with driver version 79.31 installed. The version available in Alienware's online support area was no newer. Downloads from this site are available only to those with a valid user account. Why we decided to use the latest driver for the GeForce Go 7800 GTX from Nvidia's Website, version 83.40. At version 570.02.25.11, the video BIOS on our test machine was more current than the one available in Alienware's support area (version 570.02.21.03).
The support area on the Alienware Web site also offers a snappy download transfer rate of over 230 kB/s, as we observed when download the drivers for the Aurora's WLAN module.
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