#GEFORCE 6150 SE AND NVIDIA NFORCE 430 WINDOWS 10 INSTALL#
#GEFORCE 6150 SE AND NVIDIA NFORCE 430 WINDOWS 10 64 BIT#
#GEFORCE 6150 SE AND NVIDIA NFORCE 430 WINDOWS 10 DRIVERS#

#GEFORCE 6150 SE AND NVIDIA NFORCE 430 WINDOWS 10 DRIVERS#

The SATA drivers were even updated to a nVidia version two years newer than the one available on the nVidia site. Since I posted that question, Microsoft has updated all of the nForce drivers except one to nVidia drivers from the basic Microsoft drivers. That left me with questions about the nForce drivers.

Just a final update to bring this thread to a conclusion.ДЄs stated in previous posts, I manually updated my GeForce drivers (video) in order to fix the low resolution issues with the basic drivers from Microsoft. I will probably make an image of my system and test them out in the next few days but also wanted to help my decision as to whether go with the Microsoft default or nVidia nForce drivers along with information of the pros and cons of each, and if anything would actually be gained using one or the other.

I am afraid the nVidia nForce drivers could very well be even buggier with Windows 10. For example, I could never use Emsisoft on the system as it caused frequent BSOD's concerning direct disk access. I had been using them on Windows 8/8.1 but they were a bit buggy at times, especially concerning direct disk access with some security apps and caused an occasional BSOD, although rare.

#GEFORCE 6150 SE AND NVIDIA NFORCE 430 WINDOWS 10 64 BIT#

The Vista 64 bit version was certified by nVidia to work on Windows 7 64 bit but nothing actually changed with the files. They are quite old and originally issued for Vista 64 bit. I would just like to know if there are any advantages to using these nForce drivers. The default Microsoft drivers are quite a bit newer (3 to 5 years).

#GEFORCE 6150 SE AND NVIDIA NFORCE 430 WINDOWS 10 INSTALL#

I can opt out on the install of the older display drivers as the other nForce related drivers are the latest.Д®verything is working fine with the default Microsoft drivers for the additional devices, so my question is : Should I leave as is or install these old legacy drivers? Will I gain anything from doing so? I just do not want to install these nForce drivers just for the sake of installing them. I know absolutely nothing about video cards, so I have no idea where to start in deciding on a good match for my system and my needs.ДЄny help with any advice and/or recommendations will be greatly appreciated.Д¬lick to expand.Note that this is the latest installer that contains all of both the GeForce and nForce driver sets.Some of the drivers listed are for the display adapter, of which I have already installed a newer version. My main concerns are cost/price (as I am on a fixed, very limited budget), and compatibility to my system allowing me to upgrade to Windows 10. Something in the nVidia software line would be preferred. I only need a video card that is comparable to my current GeForce 6150SE nForce 430 as I do not need anything fancy.

You can find some information on the GeForce 6150SE here: ДЄccording to my system specs, I have 4 expansion slots: 1 PCI Express x16 slot for graphics card, 2 PCI Express x1 slots, and 1 PCI slot. This has been changed to legacy status so I doubt that it will ever see any driver updates for Windows 10. The current graphics is an integrated nVidia GeForce 6150SE nForce 430 using latest driver version 309.08. With a M2N68-LA (Narra3) motherboard, specs here:

My system is a HP a6655f, specs available here: I do not need anything fancy as price is my main concern (as I am disabled on a very limited income). I need a video card for my system that is Windows 10 compatible.

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