Update Graphics Driver Dell

You need to download a newer driver than what is on the CD because there is a Linux kernel update.

Used two of these on a Dell 7010 i5-3470 with the built-in Intel 2500 graphics, together with the built-in VGA port, to run THREE VGA monitors simultaneously under Windows 10 . Need to disable the Dell driver and then get the driver from Intel as Dell disable 3-screen functionality. I was a little sceptical at first whether these would do the job, as many 'active' adapters are a lot more expensive. An added bonis is that these don't need a separate USB port for power.

Installed easy on Windows 10, even with older driver. The quick start guide is all graphics, but the rest of it about the CD part is where it shines. Took just a minute to get it going wireless and print the first page. Printers used to be so hard. Was delighted it came with a new toner cartridge. Bought this in an instant because of the great experiences with Canon support for camera.

Works great with the Logan Graphics Dual Elite Point Driver. Holds my photos firmly in the frame.

Great graphics card. Delivers the punch I need, software is easy to manage, driver updates are simple

After nearly 9 months of research, and narrowing my choice down to the Lenovo P72, Dell 7730 and ZBook 17 G5, I went with the ZBook.  Based on my internet research, Lenovo and Dell both had more system issues, including Thunderbolt issues and throttling under heavy load.   This configuration of the ZBook (i7 8850, Quadro P3200 graphics processor and 16G ram) hit the sweet spot for price/performance, especially at the $2749 price B&H was asking ($500 discount).   You can spec the system with a faster processor and faster graphics card, but ALL of the systems from the big 3 (Dell, Lenovo and HP) will throttle under heavy load if you spec higher than a 8850 and P3200.  Why pay for extra processing power that will get throttled at heavy load? One of the primary reasons I went with this system was the combination of DreamColor display and integrated display calibration system.  B&H doesnt list this particular model (MFR # 4RB09UT#ABA) as coming with the dreamcolor display, but it does!  I definitely wanted the Dreamcolor display for photo editing, so verified with both B&H customer service and HP customer support that this particular model was the DreamColor model before ordering.  The display is definitely worth the extra cost if you will be using the system for photo editing or color-critical graphics work.   My display had minor light bleed issues in the lower left corner, but I decided that was insignificant and wouldnt affect my photo editing work.  Im very glad I kept the system.  Its a tremendous upgrade over my several years old Dell Precision workstation. The easy upgrade back panel makes it super easy to upgrade ram and SSDs.   No system is perfect, but Im convinced this system comes closest to perfection out of the options available on the market today.

This unit was an excellent replacement for the Dell OEM Graphics card which was the same Configuration and size. The original card failed shortly after one year. I use the card to drive dual monitors via DP cables for non-gaming use. I spent days trying to get the OEM card. Easy to install the card and the drivers.

I haven't used it yet, I'm on my last roll of original media, I know you have to update the driver on the printer to use this new media, which will apparently speed up the printing - but it isn't backward compatible. So I'm patiently waiting to finish my roll. I'm reviewing this product to say How pleased I am with the price and the speed in which I received my goods. Being in Canada, I sometimes get f**ked on shipping charges - but BHPhoto spared me this pain. So Thank you. Dan.

If you get this, I needed a firmware and driver update. It was not working right. But the firmware is right on the Steinberg web site, and easy to install.

After a recent Windows update caused display driver issues, I needed to change to a different video input and my display didn't have built in support for DisplayPort. While it took a minor reconfigure for Windows to recognize the new connection, it's been working perfectly ever since.