Nvidia Forceware Vista 100.65 WHQL (Beta)
Posted by Emil Protalinski on 21 February 2007 - 01:01 · 15 comments & 5565 views
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#1 Posted by virtorio on 21 Feb 2007 - 01:55
- And for notebook users with a GeForce Go:
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#1.1 Posted by sahwnllewellyn on 21 Feb 2007 - 02:01
- These are not beta drivers
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#1.2 Posted by moua on 21 Feb 2007 - 02:27
- What a shame to not provide laptop (maybe 40% of market) drivers.
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#2 Posted by cardg on 21 Feb 2007 - 02:10
- Whats the differece to 100.64?
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#2.1 Posted by CheeseFart on 21 Feb 2007 - 02:59
- Quote - (cardg said @ #3)Whats the differece to 100.64?
one number
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#3 Posted by stgeorge on 21 Feb 2007 - 02:51
- How the heck can beta drivers become WHQL? Does Microsoft not give a crap about quality control? Just pay us and we'll give you a WHQL. These drivers don't even come out of suspend on an 8800! What a joke.
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#3.1 Posted by g0wg on 21 Feb 2007 - 03:56
- If I remember correctly, the package is not just one driver (SLI drivers are different from Single-card drivers I think) so probably the single-card drivers are WHQL certified whereas the SLI drivers are still in beta (as the highlights say, only 8-series SLI is available)
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#3.2 Posted by Croquant on 21 Feb 2007 - 08:50
- Quote - (stgeorge said @ #2)How the heck can beta drivers become WHQL? Does Microsoft not give a crap about quality control? Just pay us and we'll give you a WHQL. These drivers don't even come out of suspend on an 8800! What a joke.
It's WHQL for non-SLI; only Beta for SLI. Clear?
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#5 Posted by Naughty Dog on 21 Feb 2007 - 07:13
- Great way to compliment my 7600GT AGP by XFX. Mine actually has nvidia's specs instead of modified ones such as DDR2 VRAM, 512MB non turbocache, etc.
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#7 Posted by SacrificialSoldier on 21 Feb 2007 - 16:00
- Get a Radeon
better drivers and better cards!
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#8 Posted by TheBigB on 22 Feb 2007 - 15:48
- i upgraded from 100.59 (which was a few builds behind but still not too old) and opengl performance shot (specifically blender) through the roof. funny thing is, i disabled aero to see if it would go even smoother yet, and it got just as choppy as before i installed the 100.65 drivers.
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