If you play games on your laptop, you are probably interested on keeping your display drivers up to date, but depending on the brand of the graphics card it can be difficult to do. I have recently found an interesting site to dowload drivers: TousLesDrivers.com, a French site compiling lots of drivers. You can always check the support site of the manufacturer of your laptop, but these are the less-often updated. So your choices are mainly:
- Nvidia: they provide official drivers for laptops. You can also go to the well-known laptopvideo2go or to TousLesDrivers.com.
- ATI: their official drivers are only available for laptops in some cases. You can download the desktop drivers and use Mobility Modder, but you can find already modded drivers at TousLesDrivers.
- Intel: if you have an Intel card you are probably not into gaming, but if you want to update your drivers, you can use the official ones or the ones at TousLesDrivers.
I downloaded Catalyst 9.12 for my Dell Studio 1537 (ATI Mobility Radeon HD 3450) from TousLesDrivers.com and the installation was a breeze. No need for Mobility Modder and so. And stability has been rock solid!
If you know other sources of drivers for laptops, please share them!
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Tags: ATI, drivers, graphics cards, Nvidia
