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GTX 950m dying?

Lorenz_
By Lorenz_
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Hey, my PC died a week ago I decided to use my laptop for office tasks and gaming until I have money to buy a new pc.

My problem is that after swapping out the hdd in my laptop with an ssd and reinstalling windows my dedicated GPU kinda died,

Its getting recognized by the device manager and the Nvidia software but not by MSI Afterburner and my pc is lagging like shit after I deactivated the intel HD graphics, is there anything I can do? 

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Try reinstalling the driver with DDU. Did you do a fresh installation of Windows? Because there are a few driver issues there.

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6 minutes ago, Vasllo said:

Try reinstalling the driver with DDU. Did you do a fresh installation of Windows? Because there are a few driver issues there.

 

I haven't tried to reinstall Windows I`m probably gonna do that later today

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