Gateway (then known as Gateway 2000) was the number one in the high-end consumer market. The XPS name dates back to 1990 when Dell was more focused on corporate business than consumers. I mentioned why i will not do a 32 bit one in opening post and let me explain it again, win 32bit pause a caps on usable rams to be 3 GBs, with 3 GBs you can hardly run windows 10 and a half decent game not unless you do a lot of monkey business and trimming loads of processes, so bottom line those who want 32 bit should stick to WDDMĪs for performance, let me quote this from a previous post :ġ - The wddm driver comes stripped from opengl package which might result in programs relaying on opengl such as the majority of non store games, photo editing and video players to crash and report an opengl error. If I ever have the chance to try the 64-bit version, I'll let you know.I hate to break it to you but you are not using my driver, mind you any driver you are using should work fine on windows 7 as they were written for which :) So I encourage everyone to create a System Restore point and try the driver! Even if performance is not much improved, it's worth enabling all features and Intel Graphics Properties. I am not sure that the performance has been increased, but at least I have a working driver with all features enabled and not a generic Microsoft driver without Intel Graphics Properties.

The same 32-bit driver that failed in my laptop (Windows 10 32-bit) installed successfully and worked great in that Windows 7 32-bit laptop! The Intel Graphics Properties is there and I can tweak any setting. In worst case I would restore the Microsoft driver and nobody is the wiser. I work as Computer Technician and today I had the opportunity to service a laptop that had Intel GMA 4500M graphics! The laptop run Windows 7 32-bit, and I thought I would have a go at the driver.

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