i noticed that my pc downloads nvidia drivers for the chipset...but all my components are amd...phenom II,ati 6950,sata hdd,asus motherboard.
is it normal?
what is downloading the drivers
your computer won't magically download drivers, is it steam or windows update or what
You might have a nVidia north/southbridge? Or some other nVidia controller built in to the motherboard.
[QUOTE=Cheesemonkeh;31413480]what is downloading the drivers
your computer won't magically download drivers, is it steam or windows update or what[/QUOTE]
im using driver genious
What is the model number of your motherboard? Its likely that you're using an NVIDIA chipset.
M4N68T-M-LE-V2
Do you have an on-board video card?
Looks like it has a GeForce 7025. Mystery solved.
[QUOTE=Pvt. Banana;31414042]Do you have an on-board video card?[/QUOTE]
i dont know...but im using a 6950, so i wouldnt need those drivers right?
[QUOTE=falcont2t;31414364]i dont know...but im using a 6950, so i wouldnt need those drivers right?[/QUOTE]
Your program might not be smart enough to know what's actually being used.
[QUOTE=Protocol7_2;31414676]Your program might not be smart enough to know what's actually being used.[/QUOTE]
so those drivers are only for that card?
and why theres a nvidia video card on an amd's designed motherboard?
[QUOTE=falcont2t;31414749]so those drivers are only for that card?
and why theres a nvidia video card on an amd's designed motherboard?[/QUOTE]
ASUS made the motherboard. Might be cheaper for them to put on nVidia parts. They're still 100% compatible so don't worry.
[QUOTE=falcont2t;31414749]so those drivers are only for that card?
and why theres a nvidia video card on an amd's designed motherboard?[/QUOTE]
Most integrated GPUs are either Nvidia or Intel ones.
You have an nVidia chipset. That's what it's downloading. Nothing to worry about.
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