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Dear All
I need Asus N13219 D33005 128 Mb Display card driver, is there anybody to help me out?
Thanking in advance
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Those N13219 / D33005 strings are not the retail model of the card; they are PCB/regulatory markings Asus prints on many boards, which is why site searches turn up little. To identify the exact GPU so you can get the right driver, use Windows to read the PCI IDs instead of the silkscreen text:

  • Press Win+R, run devmgmt.msc, expand Display adapters, right‑click the unknown/Basic adapter, Properties -> Details -> Property: Hardware Ids.
  • Note the VEN and DEV values. NVIDIA uses VEN_10DE; AMD/ATI uses VEN_1002. Paste the full ID into a search engine or match the DEV to a GPU list.
  • Also check for a white sticker on the PCB edge or backplate; Asus retail model codes usually look like ENxxxx/EAHxxxx.

Once you know the GPU and OS, use the chip vendor’s legacy driver, not the Asus site:

  • NVIDIA GeForce 6/7 era (common for 128 MB PCIe cards): final Windows XP driver is 307.83; for Windows 7/8 it is 309.08. NVIDIA 307.83 release notes. NVIDIA 309.08 driver page.
  • AMD Radeon HD 5000/6000 era: last package is Radeon Software Crimson Edition 16.2.1 Beta for non‑GCN products (Windows 7/8.1/10). .

Tips: remove old drivers before switching between AMD and NVIDIA; on very new Windows builds, Windows Update may reapply a basic driver, so install the legacy package immediately after a reboot before going online. (nvidia.com, )

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Member Avatar for Rik_

Is it a plug in card or is is built into your motherboard?

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It would be nice if you could describe a little bit about how to install this card?

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Is it a plug in card or is is built into your motherboard?

Dear Rik it's plug in card, Actually it's PCI Express.

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N13219 D33005 comes up with nothing on the Asus site. Is there anything else printed on it?
What does windows call it?
What windows version have you got?

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Why is someone with so many letters in their sig unable to find a display driver?

> is there anybody to help me out?
Have you tried google, or the manufacturer's website?

Dear Saleem hope you'll be fine doin gud, LOLZ don take it ova yo nervers bro. it's neva bad to share you problem with some experts if you want quick solution for a problem. infact it's always better? it's my opinion don know 'bout yo :)

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N13219 D33005 comes up with nothing on the Asus site. Is there anything else printed on it?
What does windows call it?
What windows version have you got?

Dear Rick i've already tried Asus site and many other places like driver guide and other driver sites if you search "D33005 N13219" then it returns some results it's 128 Mb VGA and "D33005 N13219" written on it :)

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Plug in cards are fine. Could you tell me the configuration of your card and are you satisfied with its performance?

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It's an Asus NVIDIA N6200 SERIES.
Quick search on brings back 82 files, 4 of which are xp drivers.

Tastyklean

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have you contact the support center of ASUS. if you system falls in warranty period, call without any hassle.
Thanks

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