So, maybe we are both right. I just went and used the Geforce Experience (update tool) and had it check my drivers again. Apparently when I thought I had updated, I missed the message that said "Your drivers are up to date."
So there haven't been new drivers in 7 months. I find that a bit weird, since there aren't even any beta drivers showing and I used to get update messages a lot.
You're going to love this. As I was working around the house this morning, I could hear a weird rattle coming from my desk area. I went over to investigate and one of my cats was behind the monitor batting at the DVI cable where it plugs into the monitor. I shooed the cat away and checked connection, which ended up being ever so loose, just the tiniest bit. It was loose enough though that when I pushed it back into place, there was a bit of movement. Long story short, that ended up being the fix.
@Abalisk74 wrote:
So, maybe we are both right. I just went and used the Geforce Experience (update tool) and had it check my drivers again. Apparently when I thought I had updated, I missed the message that said "Your drivers are up to date."
So there haven't been new drivers in 7 months. I find that a bit weird, since there aren't even any beta drivers showing and I used to get update messages a lot.
The only way that could be true is if your GPU is ancient and practically unsupported any longer.
" Card name: NVIDIA GeForce GTS 250 "
Yup, that's the way it is, all right. Six years is FOREVER in terms of game video -- your card is Dx10.0, not Dx 10.1 or Dx11, so the nicer games are out of your reach.
