Nividia Refresh Rate Fix for the New Drivers

Anyone know of a program that ups the default 60Hz Refresh rate for the 28. 30 Drivers for Geforce 2 GTSs, the old Program that I have (Nvidia Refresh Rate Fixer) No longer works. Cheers.

Windows Hardware 9627 This topic was started by paul_h_amiga, 2002-05-09 10:12

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paul_h_amiga

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#82599

2002-05-09 12:12

Anyone know of a program that ups the default 60Hz Refresh rate for the 28.30 Drivers for Geforce 2 GTSs, the old Program that I have (Nvidia Refresh Rate Fixer) No longer works.

Cheers

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JP-

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#82600

2002-05-09 13:22

"Refreshlock"

http://www.pagehosting.co.uk/rl/

will work with any driver, regardless of version or manufacturer

Sampson

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#82601

2002-05-09 18:55

Try this: http://www.majorgeeks.com/article.php?sid=1268

RedStar

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#82602

2002-05-29 07:37

they are the same program

its unfortunate that it has to run continually and can't just apply a one time fix like nvidia's.

Davros

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#82603

2002-05-29 08:55

This is the one I like.

http://www.nvrt.net

It modifies the registry and does not stay memory resident. I'm using the NVIDIA official 28.32 drivers and it works great. It's supposed to work up to 29.40.

Bursar

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#82604

2002-05-29 10:51

I've just used UnitTuner from http://esprit.campus.luth.se/~humus/

After setting the refresh rates, I just delete the program again. No problems at all

Bursar

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#82605

2002-05-29 17:25

I take back what I said UniTuner. It does have a memory resident program that sets the refresh rates.

Godamn it, it surely can't be that difficult. Nvidia must know this is happening, so why can't they release a set of certified drivers for those that want to play it safe, and a no-certified set that included the ability to override the refresh rates?

Matrox did that with their G400 drivers.