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Explevi
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November 11, 2019
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Premiere 14.0/Nvidia MX130 driver update not available

  • November 11, 2019
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I upgraded my Premiere to 14.0 because I really needed to be able to delete masks on graphics (didn't work in 13.x).  When I load the new version, I get a big red warning stating that I have a system compatibility problem and need to update the driver for my Nvidia MX-130 adapter. (I've created a system mirror image back-up). Following the instructions, I determined that my driver type is Standard. I've entered all the pertinent information into Nvidia's Driver Downloads page, selecting the Studio Driver Type.  The search response is "No certified downloads were found for this configuration. To include beta downloads in your search, click here."  And there are no betas available either.  

 

How do we fix this?  

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mohitjain2702@gmail.com
Participant
June 18, 2020

Hey did u find a solution? I am facing the same problem too

 

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    RjL190365
    Legend
    November 12, 2019

    Guess what? None of the Studio drivers are compatible at all with your MX 130. You'll need to either get the Game Ready drivers or (preferably) get the compatible driver update from the manufacturer of your laptop. This is because that MX 130 is a rebadged older-generation GPU - in this case, the GeForce 940 MX, which uses a GM108 GPU which dates way back to the first-generation Maxwell (which debuted in the GeForce GTX 750 and GTX 750 Ti) of 2014.

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    ExpleviAuthor
    Participating Frequently
    November 12, 2019

    This really is the pits (I'm restraining my language)!!!  I just bought my laptop (Dell Inspiron 7573) a year ago and this Nvidia was the best available option for the configuration.  I'm confused as to why Dell would provide the compatible driver though.  

     

    Are there potentially serious problems using the Game Ready driver?  

     

    I'm not looking forward to killing a bunch of time banging on Nvidia and Dell about this problem but I really appreciate your information.  

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