Read that as 110 used rather than USD <| sep |> Ignore the troll . <| sep |> I had the same problem with older drivers 306 , 331 , 336 in the x 64 client . The newer ones didn ' t have that issue , BUT the newest versions force you to login via FacebookGoogle account if you want to use Shadowplay . As I wanted to use Shadowplay without that crap I went for 373 . 06 laptop 64 bit version , be careful not to download the 32 bit or desktop versions if ur on a 64 bit laptop . But it ' s not finished there . Nvidia automatically checks for updates and forces you to update to the facebook login thing , so in order to get around that you have to go to CProgramsx 86 Nvidia CorporationNetService and rename NvNetworkService . exe and NvNetworkServiceAPI . dll to something different like OLDNvNetworkService . exe etc . Then you can finally access nvidia experience and shadowplay again , it will say Couldn ' t connect to Nvidia Server when you start it , but if you press Okay you can use it like before nvidia started doing all that crap . Also you can use Shadowplay on any GeForce 600 series cards . It says GTX 675 or higher required , but that ' s just marketing bullshit . Shadowplay is recorded via an onboard chip on the GPU and the GT 650 M has that chip just as well and it records flawlessly without having any impact on your frame rate . If the option to use ShadowPlay is greyed out in the nvidia experience menu you can start it anyway by making a desktop shortcut ' CProgramsx 86 Nvidia CorporationNvidia Geforce ExperienceGFExperience . exe shadowplay '. This will open up shadowplay immediately . The 373 . 06 version offers way more options for shadowplay than 33 X 34 X versions did . You can manually select output resolution , framerate , bitrate and other settings . If you have the problem of inputs not being registered sometimes in a game then you need to run that game in administrator mode . That fixes these kind of issues for me .