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i have a intel hd graphics 2500 from my i5 3330 and when i try to play anything or open a heavy site it stop working and recover, but is not like i can play, it stop before i can do anything, i have all drivers updated from intel support app.
i don´t know what to do anymore can anyone help me?
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Your system is from 2012. The latest (and last) graphics driver is here:
https://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/download/18606/intel-graphics-driver-for-windows-15-33.html
If it does not work, it is time for you to get yourself a new or newer system. You should consider something with an 8th gen or greater processor.
Doc (not an Intel employee or contractor)
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i have the newest drive, but in this page it shows the version 15.33.53.5161 and i´ve downloaded and instaled it, but when i enter and lock my video display in windows it shows that im using the version 10.18.10.5161 and i don´t know why the version does not change, it did not showed any error when i try to install, it actually work normally
do you know why this is happening? and if you don´t, do you think this is a problem with my processor?
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No, it is just that your processor is not supported on Windows 10. As I said, it is now a decade old and there are no more drivers from Intel. You are basically on your own.
If you are a desktop, you might try installing an older nvidia card, like a gtx 1060.
Or, do not invest any money in your system, and go for a new or newer system that is supported..
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i use win 7, i ill try later with a gt 9800 that i have here, thanks for the help friend
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Ok, but consider this:
Your processor is no longer supported.
Your graphics are no longer supported.
Your OS is no longer supported.
Rather than fight a losing battle, it is time to abandon the old, and get with the new.
Doc (not an Intel employee or contractor)
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