


The driver did not crash, but lagged severely on games, singularly, Minecraft. I uninstalled that driver and installed the latest version. Unfortunately, more problems were to come.

The first BSOD fixed itself with an update. The application installed the wrong version of the graphics driver, causing more BSODs. Supported graphics cards are GMA 950, GMA 965 (X3000), the GMA 3000, GMA 3100, GMA 3150 and some GMA X3100 series.I had many BSODs that I tried to fix with a 3rd party application to update drivers. Separate settings for GMA 965 for maximum gain - especially on Windows 8 and 10! Try Media Player Classic with the K-lite codecs pack for best results.Ĭompatibility fixes that make the driver work better on some systems than even the stock Intel driver couldn’t run on.įixes the boxing resolution bug for the GMA 965. Hand tested settings that have shown to increase performance while the ones that decreased performance or made the system unstable when removed or turned off.Ĭomes with Optional extras like Accel-Level, Add game and the games mode switchers in a separate folder for power users that want more speed.įull Aero support for people that want it.įlash Hardware Acceleration for better streaming video support.ĭXVA support for codecs and video players that can use it. Huge internal game (and app) list to give them all a performance and compatibility boost.ĭirectX 9 and OpenGL 1.4 support for Windows XP or better.įull DirectX 9.0c and DirectX 10 Compatibility Support for Windows Vista or better.įull Shader Model 2.0 support for Windows Vista or better. Windows Vista and later users can also enable Windows Aero! Yet another blessing from the kind samaritan, Trixarian!īase settings (Avalon, DODSQE, several game-related settings) injected by default. This very custom Dell display driver does that job! Cell 1.8b provides DirectX 9, OpenGL 1.4, screen resolution bugs, increased game performance, and far more features than the stock Dell driver.

Those of us with older laptops may wish we could find a way to optimize our hardware.
