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TNT2 3.68 Drivers ??

8 posts by 7 people · 15 Feb 2000 - 24 Feb 2000

Hi everyone, Can all you TNT2 owners out there let me know whether it is worth updating to the 3.68 NVIDIA drivers. I have an NVIDIA Riva TNT2 m64 and would like to know if anyone has had any problems after installing the new drivers. I have the LeMans 24hrs game and would like to try it out but it needs the updated drivers to run properly. I know the game hasn't had good reviews but I would still like to try it out but am a little reluctant to install the new drivers. Is it easy to revert to the old ones if there are problems. Many Thanks Peter Hooper
On Tue, 15 Feb 2000 20:09:04 -0000, "Peter Hooper" >Hi everyone, >Can all you TNT2 owners out there let me know whether it is worth updating >to the 3.68 NVIDIA drivers. I have an NVIDIA Riva TNT2 m64 and would like to >know if anyone has had any problems after installing the new drivers. Peter, This is always risky to say since there are so many variables with sound cards, other drivers, etc, but I've had no problem with the 3.68 drivers in Fly!, MS Flight Simulator 2000, Unreal Tournament and general Windows 98SE usage. I don't use this machine for racing so I can't comment on that area. Good luck. Jeff
Mark F. 16 Feb 2000#519972
If you use Windows 2000, it is worth it, but personally, i prefered the 3.75 I think I used for it, unless I am thinking of the wrong number. -- Sincerely, Mark F. Director Of "SimGo, Inc." SimGo, Your SimRacing Specialists Site Is At: Oh Yea, And Lets Not Forget About The N3 Multi-Rank System! http://members.xoom.com/DaRacerz/ http://www.crosswinds.net/~daracerz/ http://simgo.dynip.com (Usually 24/7, My System) Dedicated SimRacing Newsgroup Server! AT: NNTP Address: simgo.dynip.com Port: 119 (Default) Contact Info: ICQ: 2164331
I've tried all except the latest release and keep going back to the 2.04 reference drivers. But hey, try then, you can always back, just make sure you have a copy saved on your hard drive. -- Don Scurlock Vancouver,B.C.
the tnt2 m64 has just got a 64bit bus to the memory while the normal tnt2 has got 128bit. so the m64 is a no-go! Lio
Karl Zosel 17 Feb 2000 18:19 UTC#290028
thanks Liutger Franzen <[email hidden]> schreef in berichtnieuws [email hidden]... > > > to the 3.68 NVIDIA drivers. I have an NVIDIA Riva TNT2 m64 and wouldlike > > to > > > > can you tell me the differnece between the card you have (TNT2 M64) andthe > > other versions of the ASUS TNT2 ?? > > the tnt2 m64 has just got a 64bit bus to the memory while the normal > tnt2 has got 128bit. so the m64 is a no-go! > > Lio
sudesh 24 Feb 2000#289735
Hi pete you can safely update to the 3.68 drivers the work well on my ageing tnt and actually solved some problems!!! reverting back to old drivers is easy aswell, go to system in your configuration screen, go to screen adapters click update drivers and choose the option "pick a driver from the list"or some thing like that You will see all your drivers on this list, pick one and proceed.......succes!! Sudesh Peter Hooper wrote:
Quoted text (12 lines)> Hi everyone, > Can all you TNT2 owners out there let me know whether it is worth updating > to the 3.68 NVIDIA drivers. I have an NVIDIA Riva TNT2 m64 and would like to > know if anyone has had any problems after installing the new drivers. I have > the LeMans 24hrs game and would like to try it out but it needs the updated > drivers to run properly. I know the game hasn't had good reviews but I would > still like to try it out but am a little reluctant to install the new > drivers. Is it easy to revert to the old ones if there are problems. > > Many Thanks > > Peter Hooper

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