Jack Johnson

Ahh, alright, I gotcha. Thanks!

Do you ever have difficulty using NVIDIA GeForce Experience after installing a new GPU? I had it before the new GPU, but attempted to delete it by removing all of the files from the GeForce Experience files from the program files folder (thinking it would somehow help with the installation) and now all that is left is the GeForce Experience program on the Programs and Features. However, when I attempt to uninstall that, literally nothing happens. I get the "loading" cursor for half a second, then nothing. When I attempt to reinstall GeForce Experience, I get this error: Perhaps I need a modded file for that too haha

What about the GPU Memory Clock? The NVIDIA website states it's 2000 MHz, but the max I got was 1002.4 MHz. Perhaps the stress test didn't stress it enough or something?

Oh, yeah, I forgot about that. 11E0.zip I logged a stress test I completed, and attached it below. Maybe it can help more because it's more in depth. NVIDIA GeForce GTX 770M Stress Test.zip It would appear the GPU Clock is maxing out at 862.3 MHz, and the GPU Memory Clock is maxing out at 1002.4 MHz. Here's the specifications on NVIDIA's website: http://www.geforce.com/hardware/notebook-gpus/geforce-gtx-770m/specifications Thanks again for everything!

Is that about right? Also, I tried to attach the vBIOS file, but I am unable to upload due to "Invalid file" error. Would it be best for me to just e-mail it to you?

That fixed it!! Thanks man, I truly appreciate it! I'll be sure to donate! Now with that being said, will I be able to get any further updates (like automatic ones from GeForce Experience)? Or will I need a modded .inf file for every update here on out? Thanks again man! I'll be happy to give you a copy of my vBIOS if you let me know how to do it

Of course! Just let me know how. I can't find the 320.40 WHQL on Nvidia's website, will the 320.49 WHQL work? Or is that what you meant? I apologize for the ignorance.

Should I simply remove the program in the Control Panel, or should I worry about the Registry and program files as well? I forgot to mention, HWInfo64 detects the new GPU, so I don't think it's DOA.

I'll try that as soon as I get home, thank you! What should I do about the old drivers?

When I insert the card, the computer starts up normally. However, GeForce Experience does not detect the new card, nor does the Device Manager. The only thing under Display Adapters is "Standard VGA Adapter". Whenever I attempt to install new drivers, I get the error, "Nvidia driver update can not detect any compatible hardware." I've tried many different drivers from different sites, and all give the same error. Thank you so much for your time and consideration. Let me know if you need any information or anything whatsoever. P.S. I'm on Windows 7 Home Premium 64x

*Please* tell me you have a vBIOS Mod for the GeForce GTX 770m. My Alienware M15x isn't accepting my new 770m, and I don't know what else to do.

Do only Dell cards have HDMI functionality?