Seems to me like a driver problem. All I can suggest doing is uninstalling your current Nvidia drivers and reinstalling the latest ones off of the web.
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No, sorry. Every computer has one video card which displays output to one monitor. That video card needs its own drivers installed.
Modern video cards are sometimes referred to as 3D graphics accelerators/cards because of their capabilities in handling games, etc.
There's no such thing as a 3D driver or a main driver. There's just one video card with one driver for it.
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Kernels are the central part of the operating system that system software is built around. They are unrelated to this.
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