and you might want to mask your windows PRODUCT KEY!
that's the product ID, not product key
that info is useless to all
if a format doesn't solve it, send it back to dell
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Not quite the performance I was expecting...
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that's the product ID, not product key
that info is useless to all
if a format doesn't solve it, send it back to dell
The plot thickens. I scrubbed and installed 186.03 (Latest 'official' one from nVidia direct) and had the same problem. Interestingly Dell's website offers the old 8700 SLi; the 8800M GTX SLi; and the 9800M drivers - no sign of my 8800M GTX 
On a whim I tried the 185.20 drivers from LV2Go and it worked! Sort of...
I'm not getting too excited - I'm almost certain that I don't have the 8800M GTX SLi (without sounding incredibly ignorant, can anyone suggest a way to check?) - I had the 8700's (SLi) replaced and was told that it was a single 8800M GTX that went in...
Any idea what the 'other' 8800GTX could be?
On a whim I tried the 185.20 drivers from LV2Go and it worked! Sort of...
I'm not getting too excited - I'm almost certain that I don't have the 8800M GTX SLi (without sounding incredibly ignorant, can anyone suggest a way to check?) - I had the 8700's (SLi) replaced and was told that it was a single 8800M GTX that went in...
Any idea what the 'other' 8800GTX could be?
The plot thickens. I scrubbed and installed 186.03 (Latest 'official' one from nVidia direct) and had the same problem. Interestingly Dell's website offers the old 8700 SLi; the 8800M GTX SLi; and the 9800M drivers - no sign of my 8800M GTX
On a whim I tried the 185.20 drivers from LV2Go and it worked! Sort of...
I'm not getting too excited - I'm almost certain that I don't have the 8800M GTX SLi (without sounding incredibly ignorant, can anyone suggest a way to check?) - I had the 8700's (SLi) replaced and was told that it was a single 8800M GTX that went in...
Any idea what the 'other' 8800GTX could be?
I'm pretty sure that it's just the secondary display device you get with any graphics card. With my 2 4850s, it gives me 4 graphics devices in device manager.
I have an nVidia card in my box and it only shows one display adapter. I'm running 2 screens as well.
To be honest I would just format, the time taken to figure out what's going wrong will end up taking longer and won't get as good results! Probably safe to say your card is in GWO though.
To be honest I would just format, the time taken to figure out what's going wrong will end up taking longer and won't get as good results! Probably safe to say your card is in GWO though.
Perverse
I don't want to know how to be perverse with a laptop!
Damn spell checker! can't protect against Freudian slips