I have an older notebook and want to find out which graphics card I have. I have already tried "dxdiag" and "devmgmt.msc", because it shows me "Standard Intel Grsfinkarte" (or something like that).
However, there's also a "sticker" on my computer with the inscription "Nividia GeForce". So can it be that "dxdiag" shows me something wrong or that there are different ones? Or could the "sticker" also have a different meaning?
I recently set up Windows and co., May it be that a driver or the like. Is missing, why the map is not shown?
(If so, how do I know which driver I need?)
My notebook:
Lenovo G500s (YOM: mid 2013)
I'm happy about every help-oak answer if so. Knows what kind of graphics card is installed or what the sticker could mean, except that a Nividia graphics card is installed.
Have you already tried to access the device manager with devmgmt.msc? Otherwise, download GPU-Z. This should show you whether you have a graphics card and which one you have.
Yes, I also tried it.
I recently set up Windows on the PC and co. To possibly sell it.
Could it be that a required driver is not installed and therefore it is not displayed?
You should be able to see this either in the Task Manager or, for example, via the HWiNFO program.
The graphics unit of this notebook is integrated in the processor. The name at Dxdiag is correct.
Nvidia N14M-GE
according to the hardware manual of the manufacturer
With GPU-Z I could give it a try
That means? 😅
Is an Nvidia installed or just an Intel?
It is an intel.
Do you happen to know what the "sticker" from Nvidia GeForce is all about?
