I can't find update for my nvidia driver and I can't play NMS anymore. Help.

[arko7]

I have NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1050 (version 30.0.14.7212) and when I used auto-update, it said it's the newest. I tried searching online but I couldn't find GTX to be choosen on Nividia page. If anyone has other way to solve this, or can help me update it, thanks.

[arko7]

By the way, if this driver is no longer supported or something, suggest me what driver should (or I need) to download for my PC. There is the system info:

Windows 10 Pro
Version: 1607
Procesor: Intel(R) Core(TM) i5-3550 CPU @ 3.30GHz 3,30 GHz
RAM: 8,00 GB
System type: 64 bytes.

(if something wrong is in my translation, I'm sorry)

[Geldric™]

When I searched the Nvidia site using the HG link here: https://hellogames.zendesk.com/hc/en-us/articles/13210570195729-Driver-Error-vkEnumeratePhysicalDevices-Failed-VK-Incomplete

I got this for the GTX-1050:
https://www.nvidia.com/Download/driverResults.aspx/199654/en-us/
This is the default driver for ALL Nvidia cards... will work on my GTX-1080 and a brand new RTX-4090

[arko7]

Originally posted by Geldric:

When I searched the Nvidia site using the HG link here: https://hellogames.zendesk.com/hc/en-us/articles/13210570195729-Driver-Error-vkEnumeratePhysicalDevices-Failed-VK-Incomplete

I got this for the GTX-1050:
https://www.nvidia.com/Download/driverResults.aspx/199654/en-us/
This is the default driver for ALL Nvidia cards... will work on my GTX-1080 and a brand new RTX-4090

It didn't work for some reason. NMS is still crashing.

[cswiger]

I see you've got multiple threads on the same issue. Well, you've found the right driver.

Did the driver not install properly? Maybe check GPU-Z to confirm what your GPU is using, or try running a Vulkan test like GravityMark?

[arko7]

Originally posted by cswiger:

I see you've got multiple threads on the same issue. Well, you've found the right driver.

Did the driver not install properly? Maybe check GPU-Z to confirm what your GPU is using, or try running a Vulkan test like GravityMark?

I'll try. It did install properly.

[Geldric™]

What I found on my AMD laptop was it wasn't the NVIDIA driver at all, it was the built-in AMD GPU that needed updating.

I have no clue so I can ask this question: Does your Intel i5 have a built-in GPU? If so, download the newest INTEL GPU drivers and install.

GL

[arko7]

Originally posted by Geldric:

What I found on my AMD laptop was it wasn't the NVIDIA driver at all, it was the built-in AMD GPU that needed updating.

I have no clue so I can ask this question: Does your Intel i5 have a built-in GPU? If so, download the newest INTEL GPU drivers and install.

GL

Where can I check that?

[Geldric™]

Here's what I found:
Use the Device Manager in Windows

* Press on the Windows key. on your keyboard and start typing Device Manager.
* Choose Device Manager. -> Under Device Manager, expand Display adapters.
* The name of the Intel integrated graphics will be listed.

If nothing or only one item is listed then you do not have an integrated GPU.

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Here's what else I found:
Does i5 3550 have integrated graphics?
The Intel Core i5-3550 Processor has Intel HD Graphics 2500 Technology integrated into it.

So you should def search for the newest Intel HD 2500 driver and install

[arko7]

Originally posted by Geldric:

Here's what I found:
Use the Device Manager in Windows

* Press on the Windows key. on your keyboard and start typing Device Manager.
* Choose Device Manager. -> Under Device Manager, expand Display adapters.
* The name of the Intel integrated graphics will be listed.

If nothing or only one item is listed then you do not have an integrated GPU.

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Here's what else I found:
Does i5 3550 have integrated graphics?
The Intel Core i5-3550 Processor has Intel HD Graphics 2500 Technology integrated into it.

So you should def search for the newest Intel HD 2500 driver and install

It's NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1050 as I said earlier. Only this one.
So, what is intergrated CPU, an "upgrade"?

[Geldric™]

Yes, I know what Nvidia GPU you have but the Intel cpu you listed can have a built in GPU. If it does it could be your problem since technically your PC has TWO GPU’s.

The Intel installer should auto detect whether or not you have the built in “HD graphics”.

[arko7]

Originally posted by Geldric:

Yes, I know what Nvidia GPU you have but the Intel cpu you listed can have a built in GPU. If it does it could be your problem since technically your PC has TWO GPU’s.

The Intel installer should auto detect whether or not you have the built in “HD graphics”.

So, I found 4 them in Procesor section in Device Manager, Intel(R) Core(TM) i5-3550 CPU @ 3.30GHz.
What in the abolute hell, I just realized their date is 21.04.2009. Btw, it's version is 10.0.14393.0. Dumb Windows always telling me it's the newest for some reason, lol.

[Geldric™]

No, no… that’s okay. Your i5 is a 4 core processor. You need to check under Display adapters.

[arko7]

Originally posted by Geldric:

No, no… that’s okay. Your i5 is a 4 core processor. You need to check under Display adapters.

I only found generic PnP monitor, date 21.06.2006, version 10.0.14393.0.

[Zak]

Originally posted by arko7:

Originally posted by Geldric:

No, no… that’s okay. Your i5 is a 4 core processor. You need to check under Display adapters.

I only found generic PnP monitor, date 21.06.2006, version 10.0.14393.0.

You're looking under Monitors, you need to look under Display Adapters. Display Adapter is another term for Graphics Card.

Or, download GPU-Z:
https://www.techpowerup.com/gpuz/

[DEDloc_©]

You should be looking for "Display Adapters"