Coolbits quit working reliably a long, long time ago. I think they died
with the DET3 driver series.
However, as has been noted, utilities like NVHardPage have taken up the
slack to re-enable those pages in the Driver control panel.
-Larry
> The coolbits reg hack will turn it on (as will tweakers like you pointed
> out), but it still does not seem to be reliable. If I turn off vsync in
> OpenGL, it will turn off anisotropic filtering. If I turn on
> anisotropic filtering, it turns vsync back on. Very strange. But
> fortunately I can get both to work with Riva Tuner.
> > It's still disabled in the non-WHQL drivers as far as I remember.
> > Luckily, it's easy to get around.
> > -Larry
> > > On Fri, 05 Jul 2002 19:32:22 GMT, "Larry \(The Other Larry\)"
> > > >It's not that they can't get it right. It's a WHQL certification
> > > >requirement that these options not be enabled.
> > > Too bad. Is there a non-WHQL-certified version of the drivers, then?
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