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I wanted to play some old games like Grand Theft Auto San Andreas and all, but I have noticed that the fps drops at a lot of old games, after I upgraded my PC to Windows 10 and wanted to download Graphics Accelerator for Windows 10, I couldn't find it, so if you there is a Graphics accelerator for Windows 10?
If yes then send me the link with the comments and Thank you.
(Sorry for my display name, I am tired and didn't notice that it's display name and not the subject)
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That is correct; Intel provides Windows 10 drivers for 3rd gen Core and newer and equivalent processors. Nothing older is supported on Windows 10. Only the compatibility driver from MS supports the older processor and chipsets. There are, of course, drivers for Windows 7, 8 and 8.1 around, but these are all frozen and essentially unsupported now. In addition, now that almost all of the 3rd gen processors have been discontinued, the drivers for these processors are frozen as well.
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Also if there's not Graphic Accelerator for Windows 10, Can the Windows 7 version work?
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Hold on for a moment.
When you say graphic accelerator, I get the feeling you have an old piece of hardware.
So, tell me your processor model number, and your graphics chipset. If they are what I think they are, you are using the Microsoft generic graphic driver for windows 10, and there is no Intel driver that will help you.
Assuming the above to be the case, and if you are a desktop, you might be able to find an older nvidia gtx 750 or 1060 which is still supported by current drivers for windows 10.
If you are a laptop, there is nothing you can do.
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Man, I don't even have a GPU, I have an integrated GPU of the motherboard, and it is: Intel Chipset G41.
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G41 is enough. First, to find out what model processor you have, use W10. go to Start, settings, system, about.
However, I have all I need, and what I said in my first post is exactly correct.
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Thank you for helping me a lot and saving me out brother.
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No problem.
Your process is from 2008:
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No. Your graphics chipset is:
"graphics accelerator" is just a name.
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Also, the link that you sent me isn't working.
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No, the link is working. The g41 graphics are long discontinued and Intel has removed those support files. Like I said, there is no Intel driver, and all you have is the Microsoft Generic driver, which lacks features and performance. The link does show you information on the g41 chipset. I just thought you would have been interested in what was from years ago.
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Brother, the link is working, but I can't download that file, also, does that file helps me to get better performance while playing games and all?
(Look at the screenshot under, to see that I can't download that file.)
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As I said, there is NO file to download. I only provided you the link so you could see information on the G41 chipset.
There is NO intel driver for your g41 graphics. There is no accelerator, and there never was. It is only a name.
All you have is the Microsoft generic driver, which LACKS FEATUREs and, more importantly, PERFORMANCE.
And, I would prefer that you address me by my name.
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That is correct; Intel provides Windows 10 drivers for 3rd gen Core and newer and equivalent processors. Nothing older is supported on Windows 10. Only the compatibility driver from MS supports the older processor and chipsets. There are, of course, drivers for Windows 7, 8 and 8.1 around, but these are all frozen and essentially unsupported now. In addition, now that almost all of the 3rd gen processors have been discontinued, the drivers for these processors are frozen as well.
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