Nvidia GeForce

Your opinion..

  • NVidia has lost the edge

    Votes: 4 30.8%
  • NVidia specialise in buzz words, and nothing else

    Votes: 5 38.5%
  • NVidia are actually quite good

    Votes: 9 69.2%
  • I never owned a NVidia graphics card

    Votes: 0 0.0%

  • Total voters
    13
Most of that is already answered! I said quite clearly that this is a graphics card I hope to give away (which means the system will change) with working drivers. I also said it's an AOpen GeForce4 440MX. I didn't say it's the S*** Edition - but now I have :p

WinXP Pro; ALi unified drivers 2.07; DirectX 9c; UT 4.36; NV unified drivers
 
News Flash: It's working at the moment with Omega Drivers!

I'm not yet sure why it's working though. The desktop was set to an unussually low resolution - could this affect Direct3D? It certainly wouldn't with any other brand of chip.

It's not great though. At 1024x768x32 it feels slow, even if it doesn't look it; mouse movement kind of feels like dragging around the environment instead of moving through it :undecide:

Also, it's refusing to use S3TC textures. The rendering looks ugly.
 
Heh, this thread reminded me to upgrade my drivers for my 128mb nvidia GeForce 5200. although, whenever I tried to stat Cossacks (a rather old game) I would immediatly get a blue screen of Death :(, So, useing the add/remove in the CP, I uninstalled the driver. Restarted and I was in 640*480 16colours which I expected but then, trying to install the drivers that came with the card (on the cd) I couldn't :mad: it just gave me an error before it got to the actual installing part. so, then I came to this thread, followed jeratain's link to guru3d and downloaded the 56.** driver which I had before I upgraded to 61.**(IIRC). Restarted and everything works great now :D
So, I'm basically posting to thank Jeratain :thanx:
 
5x were better than 6x for me too, but I must concede that - for D3D - the Omega drivers are more stable than all NVidia ones. I'm not taking back any of the things I said about NVidia until they provide working drivers! :p

The Omega OpenGL driver is really awful though. The best I have found for that would have to be NVidia 4x :undecide:

I meant to say thanks Jeratain aswell, but I was too lazy to click back a page to check the username spelling :blush:

Thanks Dease for posting that :D
 
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