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It seems like Nvidia just made the 191.03 available

XP: http://www.nvidia.com/object/winxp_191.03_beta.html
XP 64-bit: http://www.nvidia.com/object/winxp64_191.03_beta.html
Vista/7: http://www.nvidia.com/object/win7_winvi ... _beta.html
Vista/7 64-bit: http://www.nvidia.com/object/win7_winvi ... _beta.html

Release notes:

XP: http://us.download.nvidia.com/Windows/1 ... _Notes.pdf
Vista: http://us.download.nvidia.com/Windows/1 ... _Notes.pdf
7: http://us.download.nvidia.com/Windows/1 ... _Notes.pdf

right now i am using these and they seem to be good so far. in the games i have played like L4D, killing floor,COD WAW, HAWXS, clear sky, SoC which still has some stuttering in it yet. but looks really good and the fps is on the high side.

I am stil using whatever came with Win 7 RTM. Never bothered to update

so far all my games seem to run fine with this driver no problems yet. and no down clocking during gaming either and when done gaming it down clocks like it should. and temps on gpu are good as well even though i had to use a beta of everest to get them to work with this newer gfx driver but over all a nice driver.

Does Precision work with this beta driver? I'm curious to see if it fixes my issues with Frontlines.

BTW, the links to the Release Notes don't work.

oh well just go to nvidias web site since they are the 1 behind this driver and they are the 1 that released it.

but since i herd that PT has cause many others issues in games i went and uninstalled it and now i use rivatuner now fully. and now games dont crash on me or anything else like they have done before when i had PT running.

These drivers are just like the 190.6x drivers. They refuse to install. Installation starts, hangs at about 25%, then the installer pops up and says "the system has not been modified. please try installing at a later time" So I run the installer again, and it tells me I'm trying to run a 32 bit un installer on a 64 bit system. I click O.K. and then it continues on, telling me that I'm trying to install a 64 bit driver and my O/S isn't 64 bit! Which is sure as frak is! Then it exits. I don't know what the hell is wrong with this shit.

Maybe it's time to uninstall all my Nvidia video drivers, delete the folder and start over. Which isn't gonna be any fun. If I delete the chipset and LAN drivers, too, I'll see you guys in the morning.

Mr. Chris wrote:These drivers are just like the 190.6x drivers. They refuse to install. Installation starts, hangs at about 25%, then the installer pops up and says "the system has not been modified. please try installing at a later time" So I run the installer again, and it tells me I'm trying to run a 32 bit un installer on a 64 bit system. I click O.K. and then it continues on, telling me that I'm trying to install a 64 bit driver and my O/S isn't 64 bit! Which is sure as frak is! Then it exits. I don't know what the hell is wrong with this shit.

Maybe it's time to uninstall all my Nvidia video drivers, delete the folder and start over. Which isn't gonna be any fun. If I delete the chipset and LAN drivers, too, I'll see you guys in the morning.

wow you have a folder with older gfx driver from previous installs yet? uhm i allways uninstall the gfx driver before i do a install of a new gfx driver and now with the nvidia physicX driver i all so do those to now.

since the 1 from nvidia will have 1 inside them but i will unintall that to after i reboot of the new gfx driver since i have the newest physicX driver on hand. i make sure if that and nvidia doesnt have it on there site but tweakforce.com we keep up on these things.

but Chris when you go to uninstall the gfx driver it will ask you what you which nvidia you want to uninstall. it will list each and every nvidia driver there is and all you do is check 1 or 2 or all. i think that how it went when i ran a nvidia chip set mobo.

HJ can jump in or anyone else that does this enough time know the proper way of uninstalling the gfx driverotr any other driver in your system.