Specs:
ASUS K53SD
-Intel i7 2670QM @ 2.2GHz
-Windows 7 x64
-8Gb RAM
-Intel HD Graphics 3000
-NVIDIA GeForce 610m 2Gb
I have been having some real trouble with both my on-board and dedicated GPUs in my laptop that I'm fairly certain are just driver issues (I hope)
On-Board Problems
For a while now, whenever I restart my computer, my Intel HD Graphics 3000 has been defaulting my resolution to 640x480 instead of 1366x768 and I have to manually change it every time I restart my computer.
Dedicated Problems (Could Be Also On-Board Possibly)
A few weeks ago I started getting really bad frame drops in games whenever I moved my cursor (down to ~2fps when I could normally get ~30), so I tried opening NVIDIA control panel but got an error saying that I am not currently using a display connected to an NVIDIA GPU, but when I go into device manager it says the card is running normally.
What I've Done So Far
So far I have tried rolling back the drivers for both GPUs, uninstalled and reinstalled them using multiple different drivers (both beta and stable) off of both NVIDIA's and ASUS's sites. I also used Driver Sweeper when uninstalling them.
Has anyone had anything like this happen before and knows what's wrong and how to fix it? Any help is greatly appreciated!
ASUS K53SD
-Intel i7 2670QM @ 2.2GHz
-Windows 7 x64
-8Gb RAM
-Intel HD Graphics 3000
-NVIDIA GeForce 610m 2Gb
I have been having some real trouble with both my on-board and dedicated GPUs in my laptop that I'm fairly certain are just driver issues (I hope)
On-Board Problems
For a while now, whenever I restart my computer, my Intel HD Graphics 3000 has been defaulting my resolution to 640x480 instead of 1366x768 and I have to manually change it every time I restart my computer.
Dedicated Problems (Could Be Also On-Board Possibly)
A few weeks ago I started getting really bad frame drops in games whenever I moved my cursor (down to ~2fps when I could normally get ~30), so I tried opening NVIDIA control panel but got an error saying that I am not currently using a display connected to an NVIDIA GPU, but when I go into device manager it says the card is running normally.
What I've Done So Far
So far I have tried rolling back the drivers for both GPUs, uninstalled and reinstalled them using multiple different drivers (both beta and stable) off of both NVIDIA's and ASUS's sites. I also used Driver Sweeper when uninstalling them.
Has anyone had anything like this happen before and knows what's wrong and how to fix it? Any help is greatly appreciated!
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