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| #30. Posted at 07:46 AM on May 17th 2008 | Edit Reply |
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Saribro |
I'm somewhat confused as to why only the beta widget points to the "whql, nvidia recommended" 175.16, where as the regular one still refers me to the 169 release...
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Prospero424 |
Crap, I have a major problem with these drivers.
I cannot get them to treat my 24" Westinghouse L2410NM as a 16:10 display. No matter what I try, the new drivers force it into 16:9 mode at any resolution other than 1920x1200 or 720x480. I'm using a DVI-HDMI interface and I haven't had even the slightest problem with any of the older Nvidia drivers. I tried unchecking "treat as HDTV", I tried checking the option to allow non-standard resolutions. I even tried creating custom resolutions; I tried 1280x800 and it would allow me to switch to this resolution, but it displayed at 1280x720 (black bars at top and bottom) even though it was reporting 1280x800. It did the exact same thing no matter if I let the drivers handle the scaling, the monitor itself, or even disabled scaling altogether. I can't play any of my games at 16:10 because my vid card (7800GT) isn't really fast enough to play them at 1920x1200 and I'm certainly not going back to 720x480! I read that Nvidia had made some modifications to the way the drivers handled displays. Looks like they have some more work to do, and I guess I'm stuck with the 169.21 drivers until they finish it. I can't believe these passed WHQL certification in this state... |
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Creamsteak |
Well this is somewhat laughable, but the new driver won't work on 3d acceleration mode on my TIE Fighter game. The 1994 one. I had to downgrade to standard hardware acceleration. I'm running a 7600 GS. Havn't had any other problems with more modern games though.
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Usacomp2k3 |
Figures. They come out the minute I disassemble my computer.
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Mystic-G |
Just updated my 8800GTS 320mb Superclocked from 169.04 and ran 3D Mark... no real performance difference, I actually lost like 30 points lol.
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deinabog |
The driverrs would not update my GeForce 7800 GS card but did work for my 8800 GT. Looks like Nvidia has some work to do.
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Ryu Connor |
what about the 5 serie ?a lot of people have FX cards , bad Nvidia
They have FX support as well. Second bullet on the driver page. Supports GeForce FX, 6, 7, 8, and 9 series GPUs |
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herothezero |
Strange, I've had no such issues. Under what circumstances do you get the BSOD's?
Extended runs of Red Orchestra or Sins of a Solar Empire. Annoying more than anything. |
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herothezero |
Please, please, please let these fix my video BSODs in Vx64...
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2x4 |
hope that i can run oblivion now. the 175 series beta were kind of buggy. woudnt start, also nba live was struggling with 15fps (i had about 40 with 16xaa, 16af from the nvidia control with previous drivers). hopefully this will change
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kvndoom |
About. Fugging. Time.
Will try these when I get home. I'm using some recent betas now with no problems, but no harm in making it official. |
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