Raykahn

I have tried that but no luck with it. EDIT: Update here, got 350.12 working with it after continued tinkering with it. I don't appear to have all the bells and whistles though (like no shadowplay). Is there something extra I must do for that? EDIT2: I am silly and realized I needed to download nvidia experience stuffs separately (To be fair I've been primarily using AMD since X1900XT was the top card lol), so everything appears to be working flawlessly. Super pleased with it.

Hello, I just upgraded my 7970m to a 980m and have run into some problems that are preventing the 980m from running properly. I have gone through the run of things; updated bios to the latest prema one listed here. uninstalled old driver stuffs put the new card in updated vbios installed drivers* *The main issue I can tell I am having is with drivers. I am using windows 7 64-bit. The only ones I have been able to get working is 347.90, and something about it just isn't quite right. It recognizes and labels the 980m, but then nothing utilizes it. No benchmarks, no games, and definitely not the desktop display (I tried disabling the intel hd 4000 and the 980m said it didn't support aero lol). In the drivers options I set the global settings to always prefer the nvidia card over the onboard stuff, but it doesn't seem to do anything. I have tried modifying the .inf to some other driver versions but I must be missing something because I have yet to get that to work on my own. While the 347 drivers are in GPU-Z sees all the correct information. The Hardware ID listed in device manager is: PCI\VEN_10DE&DEV_13D7&SUBSYS_71021558 Is there something obvious I am missing? I could really use some help here. - Raykahn

Packet tracer really is the best place for practicing the basics. If you work in the field push your employer to get a few extra routers to practice on under the guise of 'configuration testbed.' =)