NVIDIA Mobile ForceWare 101.45 WHQL driver -

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INF file supports the following GPUs:GeForce Go 6600GeForce Go 6200GeForce Go 6400 GeForce 7190M / nForce 650MGeForce 7000M / nForce 610MGeForce Go 7900 GSGeForce 8400M GS GeForce Go 7200GeForce Go 7300GeForce Go 7400GeForce 8400M G GeForce Go 7600GeForce 8600M GTGeForce 8600M GSAvailable at all price points and designed to meet the power and thermal requirements of notebooks, the new NVIDIA® GeForce® 8M graphics processing units (GPUs) deliver the performance needed for Windows Vista and GPU-enabled applications. Featuring NVIDIA® PureVideo™ HD technology for the ultimate notebook video experience, the GeForce 8M Series is also the first to support Microsoft® DirectX® 10, delivering high performance for not only the latest generation of games, but for applications that demand powerful multimedia capabilities.
Operating system:
Windows Vista

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