64bit driver for NVIDA GeForce 4 Ti 4600?

[BaZurk]

sucky card I know bit i don't game and I want to make the 64 bit jump. The driver download I get from NVIDA tells me when I try to install it that no compatible hardware "video card" was found when I try to install there drivers. iim looking for a 64bit driver for NVIDA GeForce 4 Ti 4600 128mb card. Can anyone tell me where I could find even 3rd party drivers that can help me. I dont like scrolling down a choppy screen and not being able to see things clear once i installed xp64. thank you

[Hypoxiaicon]

After a tiny search I found this:

http://www.nvidia.com/object/winxp64_71.84.html

[BaZurk]

First off thank you, But as I said i tried that and I dont think my card is supported in that bunch of drivers. it tells me unsupported video card found and when I go threw the list of cards that drivers for. my card isnt there. could it be my cards to old for them to support a beta driver for it?

After a tiny search I found this:

http://www.nvidia.com/object/winxp64_71.84.html

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edit: it tells me ""no supported hardware found"

[Hypoxiaicon]

Well, according to nVidia:

Unified Driver Architecture (UDA)

The NVIDIA Unified Driver Architecture (UDA) is the foundation for the company?s award-winning ForceWare drivers and delivers forward-and-backward compatibility across all implementations of NVIDIA desktop, workstation, mobile, platform, and multimedia processors. With a single driver, UDA delivers ongoing performance and feature improvements, reduced maintenance time, increased scalability, and a lower total cost of ownership.

Is that the Windows XP Hardware thing telling you that or the nVidia driver?

if its the XP hardware thing ignore it, run the setup and it will install the drivers, reboot and it should be ok.

[BaZurk]

Im going to format and try again. Lets see if it works this time around if not i'll give you the exact message and it wasnt from windows it was from the driver download itself.

[Veedems Veteran]

one is enough

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