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Post by Acaos on Jul 17, 2009 16:10:51 GMT
Windows XP/2000/Server 2003ATI
- unknown
nVidia 6000/7000-series
- ForceWare Release 90 - 94.24 WHQL (Acaos; 7800 GTX)
nVidia 8000-series
- 177.79 (Funky; 8800 GTS 512)
nVidia 9000-series
- unknown
nVidia 2xx-series
- unknown
Windows Vista/7/Server 2008ATI
- unknown
nVidia 6000/7000-series
- unknown
nVidia 8000-series
- unknown
nVidia 9000-series
- unknown
nVidia 2xx-series
- unknown
Mac OS X- unknown Linux- unknown If you have a known reliable driver version, please post it in this thread. Please mention the OS and which specific card or chipset you are using. If possible, please give the URL to the official manufacturer driver download page. Thanks, Acaos
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Post by RRRRRoCK on Jul 17, 2009 16:41:07 GMT
Those that have played with me know that I used to crash... A LOT! Well, right now things are rolling smoothly with my setup again. I'm running Windows XP, with an nVidia 8800 GTS, but the drivers I'm using now are a set from a site called Omegadrivers.net. -> NVIDIA (Omega 2.169.21) is the set, and the url is here -> www.omegadrivers.net/nvidia_winxp.phpI don't know if they'll work for you, but they worked for me  RoCK |
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Post by archmage on Jul 17, 2009 16:53:19 GMT
GF 8800gt, using nvidia drivers 185.85
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Post by arek on Jun 9, 2010 2:14:54 GMT
On linux, I can difinitively say that using the latest drivers, if possible, is almost always the best way to go (the only exception is if there's a bug). This is in contrast to windows, where older drivers often outperform newer ones on older games/cards. Also, if you're an ATI user, it might be a good idea to try out the radeon (not fglrx/ati-drivers) driver and see if it'll work with your card. :-)
--Arek
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Post by gollem9 on Jun 9, 2010 16:49:37 GMT
Have to agree on the omegadrivers, I've used em for years, and they are much stabler, sometimes better performance and some nice extra's  |
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Post by vulp on Jun 9, 2010 20:32:12 GMT
Just got my Ubuntu 10.04 and Nvidia drivers working after 3 hours of work.
I have Nvidia Geforce 9650m gt.
Using older 173.14.22 drivers with new 195.x.x.x Xorg settings because driver versions 180,185,195 didn't work.
EDIT: Testing version 195.36.15 again with new Xorg settings and system seems to work now:
Xorg PowerMizer Performance Level has to be 3 to work without crashing, Nv Clock: 550Mhz, Memory Clock: 400 Mhz.
-Vulp
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Post by arek on Jun 9, 2010 22:31:26 GMT
Interesting. I use ubuntu 10.04 and I've never had a bit of trouble out of the newer nvidia drivers. Then again, I use a 7600 gs.
--Arek
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