rec.autos.simulators

by **Dave Henri** » Thu, 01 Aug 2002 16:25:07

Is there a version of drivers(for Nvidiot cards) that is more appropriate
for the gf4 cards? I have a gf3 and don't want to be running high version
numbers that are pointed at the newer cards? Is there a driver number where
I shouldn't go any higher?
dave henrie

by **Txl** » Thu, 01 Aug 2002 18:12:38

I got 3030 on my geforce 2 and it runs fine....

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by **Douglas Elliso** » Thu, 01 Aug 2002 21:27:19

It doesnt actually matter

Any GF3 code will remain in the higher version numbers - perhaps even
optimised a little more

Such is the beauty of unified drivers

Doug

by **MadDAW** » Thu, 01 Aug 2002 22:25:00

Yep eveytime a new Geforce card would come out my current one would pick up.
While it won't gain new features the fill rates do increase which is nice.
I think when the GF4 came out my GF3 went from a 4.8 to 5.1 in the 8 light
fill test on 3dmarks. The latest round of drivers 28+ have it up to 5.2.
\while they are not huge increase they are very nice considering the price
paid for them, which was nothing.

MadDAWG

rec.autos.simulators

OT: What driver version is the break between gf3 & 4??

OT: What driver version is the break between gf3 & 4??

OT: What driver version is the break between gf3 & 4??

OT: What driver version is the break between gf3 & 4??

OT: What driver version is the break between gf3 & 4??