Warp2Search have uncovered a new, previously unreleased Nvidia Detonator driver version 44.65. This is the latest known build from the 44.xx series. This driver is a generic release and works for RIVA TNT, GeForce, Geforce 2, GeForce 3 + 4, the 'Ti' range of cards, GeForce FX and some Quadro cards.
Detonator 44.65 Windows 2000/XP Beta:
Core files are dated: 31st of May 2003
OpenGL library 5th of June 2003
Setup routine included
Not WHQL certified
English language support only
Supported cards: nearly all; check nv4_disp.inf for details
No word yet on performance and compatibility.
Download: Nvidia Detonator 44.65 Windows 2000 / XP BETA
News source: Warp2Search
This is BETA software!, please use caution when installing it on your system
Detonator 44.65 Windows 2000/XP Beta:
Known Issues and Impacts
IMPORTANT NOTE:
- Upon availability, you will need to update your PC client software for Office 2003 to the Office 2003 Beta 2 Technical Refresh to work properly with the Windows SharePoint Services Beta 2 Technical Refresh.
- If you have used FrontPage 2003 to edit your site, upon availability, you will need to update to the FrontPage 2003 Beta 2 Technical Refresh version to work properly with Windows SharePoint Services Beta 2 Technical Refresh.
- Please do not file any bugs about feature functionality between client and server until you have upgraded to the Beta 2 Technical Refresh of the client.

Lost a few hundred on marks though!
4463 - http://service.futuremark.com/compare?2k1=6644557
4109 - http://service.futuremark.com/compare?2k1=6582262
Do they seem stable?
I would say if you are currently using a 4x.xx version detonator then don't really bother upgrading unless you have a GFFX card, just wait for the Detonator version 5 to come out which should be soon, new generation and new jump just like 2 to 3 and 3 to 4
Yes I know it's the cards Bios and they need to make a new one, but they SHOULD it's because of the more stringent Macromedia policies that makes the "Problem with your TV out" happen in all software dvd players, talk about giving your consumers the shaft eh? YES I've tried TV Tool with Macrovision "off" checked and that doesn't work.
Last edited by 1188 on 18 Jun 2003 - 21:53
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