NVIDIA has now released their newest set of drivers, just a few days after their last official release, with the 61.77 Forceware drivers. Release Highlights: -Add support for GeForce 6800 series -Complete support for NVIDIA PCI-E GPUs -Consumer electronic display support for DVI-based digital displays, such as widescreen plasma screens (CEA/EIA-861B) -QuickZoom – ease eye strain and enable ergonomic computing with easy Windows magnification -Updated application profiles allow users to assign multiple profiles for each application -Microsoft® DirectX® 9.0c and OpenGL® 1.5 support Download: Win 2k/xp Update: These are now in the Nvidia section of our Driver Server Also for the AMD64 bit crowd we have added the 64 bit version of 61.76 Detonators for your downloading pleasure
We have update the download server with the english and international versions of these drivers Nvidia Drivers
Guess there must have been a slight problem with the 61.76 set. Dunno what though, can't find anything mentioning what has changed in the .pdf release notes.
am using ti4200 right now, with omega's latest drivers, is it advisable to update my drivers to this new one from nvidia?
you wont benefit at all from newer drivers as they are mainly just working on stuff for the new/current cards. as yours is slightly older, you probably wont see too much of a difference in them.
nVidia have included the DX9c reg tweak in the INF them selves. The only real difference between 61.76, probably some small bug fixes as these drivers are 3 days newer then 61.76. Pieter.
The drivers are still down (just looked to check) BUT, I have the 64bit driver (61.76) over at my place for anyone interested (see signature( hope I'm not treading on anybodies toes here)) I don't have the 9x drivers as I deal in Win2k/XP only (no way of testing older drivers) It's only 13.44MB down from 25MB over @nVidia (using our very special compression techniques with no file loss) Enjoy, Pieter
The only nice thing i noticed is they added a dualview to the nview setup so now i can watch movies on tv at a different resolution as the desktop.