I still don't get it, but oh well. I found some useful information on
activewin today (below) that actually answers the question. Somewhat :)
I'd link the site, but the thing is in a lanquage I can't understand and I
can't find the actual page...
-Larry
Some of you might have noticed the big jump in the version numbers of the
Detonator drivers. It's actually easy once you understand how it works. They
number the drivers from the latest chip it supports. For the NV25, and until
the NV30 is released, all the drivers will be numbered between 25.00 and
29.99. Some beta drivers were released today (version 27.10), so they
support the upcoming GeForce 4. When the NV30 is released, the driver
numbers will be from 30.00 to 34.99, until the NV35.. and so on!
<<
> Geez, Lar...do I hafta spell it out for ya?
> <<How the hell do we get from 23.xx to 27.xx ?>>
> In the same vein: how did Porsche get from, say, their 356th model to
their
> 911th model w/o 545 cars in between?
> This is a trick question: the 911 is actually Porsche's 901st design
> (Peugeot claimed they had a lock on any 3-digit car model designations
with
> a "0" in the middle), but then yer obviously neither a math nor a car
> person, so...
> Never mind.
> --Roseanne Rosanadana
> > I'm afraid I don't see how this relates to my basic question?
> > -Larry
> > > Larry,
> > > Yeah, which 545 cars did Porsche produce between the 356 and the 911?
> > > Lessee, there was the 550 Rennsport, the 718 RSK Spyder, Gurney's 804
F1
> > > car....
> > > --Steve Smith
> > > > Does anyone understand vVidia's driver revision numbering scheme at
> all?
> > > > How the hell do we get from 23.xx to 27.xx ?
> > > > -Larry
> > > > > Just in case you haven't heard, the 27.10 DetonatorXPs have been
> > > leaked...
> > > > > Some people say they've had problems with them, but I had
none...got
> a
> > > > > modest little increase in 3dMark 2001 with my Celeron 750 (900
> > > > underclocked,
> > > > > as it's dying...*sigh*) and GF2 MX200 just from going to 23.11 to
> > 27.10.
> > > > > Of course, once I tossed NVMax in there as well, I got a much
better
> > > > > improvement...hehe...long live overclocking!
> > > > > What's everyone else's opinions on these drivers?
> > > > > Milhouse