On Fri, 05 Jan 2007 14:14:08 +0000, Roy Schestowitz wrote:
> Vista not currently supported by nVidia
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>| On nVidia's site, the most recent driver they provide is ForceWare
>| 96.85. This driver was released on October 17, 2007 and states
>| support for Vista RC2. This driver has very minimal functionality
>| and basically provides enough features to support a higher
>| resolution and multiple monitors.
>|
>| Being one month past the corporate release of Vista and less
>| than one month to go until the public release of Vista, nVidia's
>| most recent driver is 3 months old and does not officially support
>| the released version of Vista.
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>
> http://everything-pc.blogspot.com/2007/01/vista-not-currently-supported-by-nvidia.html
>
> For a chance, it is Windows, not Linux, that gets poor driver support.
This is patently wrong. Go to the nvidia download page, click on download
drivers, clike on GeForce drivers, and then click on Vista x86 (or x64) and
you'll see that the most recent drivers are 97.46 released yesterday, the
previous drivers were, IIRC 97.02 and were released in December. There was
also a version before that in the 96.xx range for vista that was released
about the time of RTM. That article is simply not true.
Don't let facts stop you, though.
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