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well that explains it then anyways if there is no fix for this, my recommended fix is an egpu setup: is it portable? no. will you have a compatible gpu? yes

how else was i supposed to install the driver? i always install nvidia drivers via device manager, even if i can install normally

and yes, my laptop is pure uefi class 3 i think im gonna use a spare gpu for my egpu dock until i buy an rx 580 (im either gonna use a gt 240 or a firepro v3900) uh yeah other than that what can i say, @D.Draker youre open making a modded driver, would be really appreciated

anyways i already ordered my egpu dock, gonna be there soon im either gonna install windows 7 with a few mods so i can run this under pure uefi class 3 or im just gonna go for windows 8.0 (with a really good theme) these screenshots are from my other computer, thats the theme im talking about.. its about 95% accurate

i did, i tried 10+ drivers.. none of them worked

thanks for responding, sad this didnt go anywhere given the fact nvidia made sure all of us W7 users wouldnt get 30 series laptop drivers for the Ti models (unlike the windows xp modded GTX 960 driver that gave the entire 900 series fully functional drivers, or whatever it was called)

yeah lets just say im not selling my laptop just for a normal laptop 3050 (which gets beaten by a gtx 970 btw) just gonna do an egpu setup with whatever graphics card i have laying around

i have a 3050ti in my laptop, tried modding a driver for 10 hours straight but no results, if could send the inf files (i know how to mod drivers pretty well) NOTE: I AM NOT TALKING ABOUT THE DESKTOP COUNTERPARTS OF THE 30 SERIES, PLEASE DO NOT MENTION THEM anyways, i attempted to mod this driver https://www.nvidia.com/download/driverResults.aspx/197673/en-us/ if anyone has any ideas pls lmk

nobody responded.. i ended up getting a R7 5800x

btw for anyone wondering, CS2 still works on windows 7

I've been considering upgrading my old Ryzen 7 3700x for a while now, at first i was thinking of a R9 5900x but damn they're expensive... I don't know if getting a R7 5800X3D will be worth it tho (I heard they refuse to work on older Windows 10 builds), I am trying to avoid 3Dv cache. Anyways, so I have 2 options: I buy a R7 5800x (non 3D) - it's a bad buy right now.. the 3D is so much better but like I'm on Windows 7 and I don't wanna find out if I'm gonna get ACPI BSODs OR I buy a 7000 series AMD - However, just like the 3D 5th gen CPUs, idk if I am gonna run into ACPI issues, I wanna hold onto Windows 7 for as long as I can. (Linux isn't good enough to the point where I can make the jump) So do I risk it with the 7000 series OR do i just buy the R7 5800x?

ive also installed windows xp on my ryzen 7 3700x & x470 system, did it break when i installed onecoreapi? yes BUT did xp work when there was no onecoreapi? also yes

it wont, never did for me (i couldnt find anyone with this problem btw, maybe it is a thing on AM5, however my job will never pay me enough to buy an AM5 motherboard or a ryzen 7th gen cpu ) - Does your Ryzen with win7 go into the idle 800MHZ mode, or whatever the lowest state? no, heres is a screenshot from task manager btw if you wanna ask some more questions about how my ryzen system runs with old oses, you can always ask them on discord (its on my msfn profile, i also respond faster there)

well, yes the blue screens wont stop unless you buy a usb board (the one that dixel suggested) or if you fully disable the usb controller, from what i see it's a ryzen-motherboard related issue, ryzens really hate vista and some older builds of windows 7, i learnt this the hard way. I literally bought an x470 thinking it would fix my problems (in the end it didnt lol, but it works great with my windows 7 install!)

welp.. this one is gonna be loooooooooong. it is more than enough for basic tasks, however in gaming it already started to show its age: from what ive heard and saw from my friends and youtube videos, the 5th series a lot better than the 3rd, a really good friend of mine got windows 7 to work on his ryzen 5 5600 & b550 system, so yes, you will get vista to work on a 5th series, id probably stay away from a 3rd gen in 2024 and beyond, since there are still really good upgrade paths to 5th. it struggles with 240hz gaming, which kinda sucks for me why am i absolutely trashing on the ryzen 7 3700x right now? it literally gets demolished by an i9 9900k in any benchmark you can throw at it, now im still gonna be an AMD d$*%rider here and tell you to stay away from intel if you wanna use vista on any intel chip (amd is just miles ahead in the backwards compatibility part), but now lets get to personal experience; I got this chip in mid 2021 when i couldve very well bought a 5th gen cpu (money was tight tho), and i can say it will still work well for the next 10 years, but you can say that about any 2019 cpu if im being real here. The 1% lows are really painful on this chip, but i use 1080p so its not like im gonna notice it much (would hurt on 4k or 1440p), other than that it is pretty good if we arent talking about synthetic tests/benchmarks, but my biggest problem with it overall is that it kinda bottlenecks anything past a 1080ti, and like thats bad. I am probably gonna upgrade 5 months to 1 year, im most likely going to get a ryzen 9 5th gen (yeah yeah scream at me BOOO no upgrade paths!! its not like im gonna run windows 11 on it anyways, i need to for windows 7 and vista) now about the : AMD still makes 3.6Ghz CPU, it looks low when we almost in 2024. for their low end models (ryzen 3's), its really funny how amd can just continue milking low clock speed cpus and people will still buy the chips them the 5th gens have really good clocks tho, like even my laptop's cpu (ryzen 7 5825u) has higher clocks than my ryzen 7 3700x if you want to see some videos about this chip that show you how it performs in 2023, id check these out https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4QL881FR0IU https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=caEqZOOAlRc this one isnt about that chip but i have the same chipset as this guy and im considering getting this cpu https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LK9kd0-LhFM well, thats all i have to say about this very chip, conclusion: id stay away from it in 2024 and beyond, dont get this cpu, get a 5th gen instead EDIT: I shouldve also said that the 3rd generation really made sense back when there was no 5th gen, the 5th generation is really better in all aspects, except for the pricing, any 3rd gen ryzen is 50% cheaper compared to any 5th gen cpu. I'd probably avoid the 3rd generation unless you get your hands on a ryzen 7 3700x for like under 70 american dollars, thats a really sweet deal even tho the cpu kinda sucks (well, it will run games well for like another 2-3 years then it will start being even crappier, i cannot wait to see how 3rd gen ryzen owners complain on reddit about the 1% low stutters