Anyone know why Nvidia pulled the new nForce drivers?
Anyone know why Nvidia pulled the new nForce drivers? Never did figure that out. .
Anyone know why Nvidia pulled the new nForce drivers?
Never did figure that out.
Never did figure that out.
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The XP IDE drivers are supposedly FUBAR, it's all over nforcershq. I have my HDD on a seperate controller (w/ a Silicon Image Sil680 chipset) so they don't seem to be a problem but several people are having difficulties with them.
edit: The audio drivers are also a couple of revisions older than what was supposed to be included, like the IDE drivers that slipped through the nVidia QA net.
edit: The audio drivers are also a couple of revisions older than what was supposed to be included, like the IDE drivers that slipped through the nVidia QA net.
http://www.theinquirer.net/?article=9639
http://www.nforcershq.com/modules.php?name=News&file=article&sid=637
Many folks have reported:
Memory performance dropped
More audio issues
Hard drive spinning up & down during reboot and random clicking noises
Driver uninstall OS death featur...err bug
Maybe a clean install would be better but I'll stick with the 2.03 until nvidia gets it's crap together.
http://www.nforcershq.com/modules.php?name=News&file=article&sid=637
Many folks have reported:
Memory performance dropped
More audio issues
Hard drive spinning up & down during reboot and random clicking noises
Driver uninstall OS death featur...err bug
Maybe a clean install would be better but I'll stick with the 2.03 until nvidia gets it's crap together.
Quote:More audio issues
This would most likely be because version 3.37 of the audio driver was included in the pack instead of the 3.39 (IIRC) revision we were promised.
I can burn CD-RWs (I haven't tried CD-Rs yet mainly because I don't have any spare at present) in Nero and they seem to work alright although I did notice I can only read/write them at about a quarter of what my burner is capable of (12X Read/4X Write as opposed to the 48X Read and 12X ReWrite speeds it capable of) but I don't know whether that the media or the drivers.
This would most likely be because version 3.37 of the audio driver was included in the pack instead of the 3.39 (IIRC) revision we were promised.
I can burn CD-RWs (I haven't tried CD-Rs yet mainly because I don't have any spare at present) in Nero and they seem to work alright although I did notice I can only read/write them at about a quarter of what my burner is capable of (12X Read/4X Write as opposed to the 48X Read and 12X ReWrite speeds it capable of) but I don't know whether that the media or the drivers.