NVIDIA ForceWare GeForce Mobile 156.09 driver -

Publisher review:
The GeForce 8700M GT is the world’s first DirectX® 10 graphics processor for enthusiast notebooks delivering unparalleled visual realism and performance. For the serious gamer, notebook PCs users with GeForce 8700M GT will experience gaming in a whole new way.Second generation NVIDIA® PureVideo HD™ technology provides the essential processing power for the ultimate Blu-ray and HD DVD movie experience on a PC. It is the world’s first video processor to offload 100% of Blu-ray and HD DVD H.264 video decoding from the CPU. PureVideo HD technology delivers outstanding picture clarity, ultra-smooth video, vivid color, and precise image scaling for movies and video.Specifications:Stream Processors 32Core Clock (MHz) 625Shader Clock (MHz) 1250Memory Clock (MHz) 800Maximum Memory 512MBMemory Interface 128-bit
Operating system:
Windows 2K / Windows XP

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