That crash immediately to desktop is also a sign of your laptop trying to use the Intel graphics chip instead of the bigger Nvidia chip....but like others have said, the Quatro is sold as a business workstation chip for CAD(computer aided design) and the like. It isn't really designed for gaming and while it may have the horsepower to work, it isn't really designed to do so. I would double check your settings and maybe even look onto the Intel sites and see if you have a good driver for the intel chip to run DAI better, and make sure you machine is switching over to the Nvidia chip. Reason for the driver update to Intel, is usually these systems start on the intel and then switch over to the Nvidia, or even use both, causing issues with gaming. Honestly if you want to game, I would suggest investing in a good desktop or gaming designed laptop( I think desktops are better if you want to game).
Thanks, @mcsupersport,
Fairly often, a new member never acknowledges any reply and we never know if they returned, without calling up their profile to see the last log-in/out. This particular thread is one that "needed" the OP author's response, however, I have the feeling that he / she went somewhere else also, and sorted things out there, so now will never be back here again.
