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  1. mobile.jeremyk
    Hello everyone, I am new to the site and a bit of a hobbyist repair guy. I have stumbled upon a R5 that had a fried 770m. I had a GTX 675m from a MSI GT60-0NF and was hoping i could just swap it in without too much trouble. I have installed it and the bios recognizes it and CPU Z sees it as a GTX 675m, even the nvidea website auto detect sees it but says that the driver is manufacturer specific. Am I out of luck or is there something i can do? None of the drivers on nvideas website seem to work and i tried the one driver off of the MSI website for the GT60 vga driver.I really appreciate the help.

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