195.39 from driver. This one cannot work.

Now I'm downloading 191.66, see can work or not

BTW, Do I need to switch to nvidia display first before installing the driver? I think the display used is intel builtin display.

you cannot use normal driver, need use a hybrid driver.

as long as it's AMD for you, i'm happy. not a fan of multi-socket Intel proc nowadays

but for laptop, i'll go for Intel

I've installed the 191 version. but still cannot work... my notebook currently run on intel display adapter. Is it because i'm using 64bit os? Any of are using 64bit os with 4gb ram?

Feel a little bit regret with this s42. After searhing around for 64bit driver, I just notice that benq won't support 64 bit driver for its s42.... If I know earlier, I would've get xps16

This post has been edited by eastwest: Nov 15 2009, 08:16 PM

btw, wat u mean by HD? under wat condition the laptop screen is considered as hd? isit the size?

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Added on November 15, 2009, 8:20 pmxps 16 is much more expensive rite? btw, wat does the bit means? why isit so important to u? =x jz asking.. i really newbie..

This post has been edited by Michaelbyz23: Nov 15 2009, 08:20 PM

Full HD = 1920x1080.
32-bit = can recognize until 3.xx GB ram
64-bit = can recongnize more than 4GB

@eastwest, you shld know that hybrid card got no driver support lur... anywayws, if you want you can flash your bios to 9600m GT oni.. so no hybrid function, or try 190.xx ask miahahahha

lol but what if that kind of stuff in 2012 happen?

oo, thanks again bro.. is benq s57 64 bit?

Yup, xps more expensive, at least rm3,999... I prefer 64 bit because it let me use all available 4gb ram, not just 3. something.

What??!!! you mean hybrid power is not supported by nvidia and intel itself? Just that benq want to do something special, they "fuse" this so called hybrid power? Like that?

who is miahahahhaha?

Depend on the operating system installed.


if I use 32 bit windows 7, will this problem go away?

This post has been edited by eastwest: Nov 15 2009, 08:41 PM

Intel has no such thing as hybrid graphic, while Nvidia has it's own Hybrid SLI, which comprises of GeForce Boost (the integrated and dedicated GPU run in SLI mode to boost performance) and Hybrid Power (dedicated shuts down while integrated runs to achieve higher battery life, and vice versa for performance)...

however, such combo of Nvidia dedicated + intel integrated falls under the category of Hybrid Graphic... initially Nvidia has plans to support it, but ever since it ran into some lawsuits with Intel over the use of FSB and DMI bus, such support was dropped and disappear into thin air...

driver modders like Dox and Nautis in laptopvideo2go provide non-official hybrid graphic driver for laptops like S42, while OEMs themselves do try to come up with such driver as well, albeit in small quantities...

your best bet now is get Dox or Nautis driver... miahahaha, another S42 users, have quite a lot of experience with it...

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Added on November 15, 2009, 8:52 pmwhether u can install x64 OS is a question with the CPU instead of laptop model...

yes, Core 2 Duo supports x64 OS... have been using Vista x64 since 2007 on my old S41...

This post has been edited by astria: Nov 15 2009, 08:53 PM

it was either miahahaahha bbxiong or xproc that did a 64 bit installation on S42. i'm too lazy + i don't need that extra ram.. so i use 32bit.

btw, how much does a 4GB DDR2/DDR3 stick cost?

Is this version ok to use with s42? nautis driver what is this SPEED mode and other mode?

couple hundred dollars.
http://www.newegg.com/Product/ProductList....139889&name=4GB

speed mode is nvidia, stamina is intel.

This post has been edited by lee_what2004: Nov 15 2009, 09:56 PM

And that is counted on USD$

well, you can try to up the ram on dell, its also cost rm 700-1000++

walau, so fast 8 pages -.-"

hey guys, another 14.1" competitor
http://www.mucro.asia/index.php/Zepto-Note...G14b-black.html

i still prefer N81Vp...