No problem. Give NVkush a try and if it doesnt work lets try to get your Device & Vendor IDs.

I would download DPCI Manager here: http://duddie.kazzuya.com/proj/DPCIManager_01.zip This tool allows you to find the Vendor & Device IDs. Its a handy tool to have if you have some devices that are not working.

It will show you something like this:

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For example the numbers on the left in the first column are the Vendor IDs and the numbers on the right in the first column are the Device ID. Find your Video Card's vendor & device IDs

With these numbers we can better check support for your card. In some cases you can add these numbers to kexts to get them up and running.

Though try NVkush first. We can also compare the IDs you get from this program with what your system thinks your card is. For example, in your last post it shows:
Vendor: NVIDIA (0x10de)
Device ID: 0x016a
Revision ID: 0x00a1

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