nVidia to Release RC2 Drivers this Week

[Mark W Scheidell]

According to the article should be coming either Wednesday or by the end of
the week.

http://www.theinquirer.net/default.aspx?article=35111

 

[James Welch]

OMG finally w0000t

 

[Jon Abbott]

According to the article should be coming either Wednesday or by the end of
the week.

http://www.theinquirer.net/default.aspx?article=35111

Lets hope they work, every release I've tried (including the inbuilt Vista
drivers) report "Windows has stopped this device because it has reported
problems. (Code 43)"

 

[Terje Alexander Barth]

According to the article should be coming either Wednesday or by the end of
the week.

http://www.theinquirer.net/default.aspx?article=35111

Great news indeed!

Hope they work in addition to being released.

 

[Stuart]

I've downloaded these drivers and guess what, still no aero, Grrrr
Does anyone from nvidia read this newsgroup? If so, pls get in touch. I have
emailed nvidia support but nobody answered me. If I run RC1 and use the
Microsoft supplied nvidia driver I can have aero but if I run RC2 and
nvidia's latest driver, no aero.
I have a GeForce 6200 graphics card, A Shuttle MK32 motherboard, with 512 Mb
RAM and an AMD Athlon 2Gig processor.
Any advice please, ??

 

[Mark W Scheidell]

Stuart - try visiting the nVidia support forums. I think I've read there
that there is a beta BIOS release for your Mobo that solve your problem.

 

[Tom]

Unfortunately there is no mention of chipset drivers or nvraid drivers for
the nf4 chipset. It seems like nvidia has been so focused on the video
driver that they have forgotten their other components.

 

[Tim Draper]

heres hoping it supports SLI, and overclocking

tim

 

[HDFatBoy2003]

The graphic card drivers were released on OCT 17th, and no they don't
support SLI.

 

[Tim Draper]

whoops...... my bad. didnt think it was talking about the currently
released drivers (october release).... isnt there some more due out
over the next week or 2, to support the new 8800's?

tim

 

[jabloomf1230]

Yes, that's the rumor. The nVidia video drivers are tentatively being
called GeForce X and the numbering system will start with 10.nn. They
will support DirectX 10 under Vista.