The Santa Clara-based Fermi designer, Nvidia has now released a new driver for its desktop graphics cards, the beta-labeled GeForce 195.39. This fresh driver has support for the GeForce 6, 7, 8, 9, 100 and 200 series cards, as well as for the ION/ION LE IGPs, and features the following:
- Added support for OpenCL 1.0 for all GeForce 8-series and later GPUs.
- Added support for CUDA Toolkit 3.0 features and performance enhancements.
- Added SLI and multi-GPU support for Borderlands, Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs, G-Force, FIFA Soccer 2010, League of Legends: Clash of Fates, NHL 2009, Order of War, Pro Evolution Soccer 2010, Race On, Star Trek: D-A-C. Improved SLI and multi-GPU support for Champions: Online and Dragon Age: Origins.
- Over 200 bug fixes.
To download the new GeForce 195.39 beta simply click on the following links:
- GeForce 195.39 beta (Windows XP 32bit)
- GeForce 195.39 beta (Windows XP 64bit)
- GeForce 195.39 beta (Windows 7/Vista 32bit)
- GeForce 195.39 beta (Windows 7/Vista 64bit)
Nvidia delivers the OpenCL-ready GeForce 195.39 beta driver
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Nvidia delivers the OpenCL-ready GeForce 195.39 beta driver
by RubberDuck » Fri Oct 30, 2009 3:32 am
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Re: Nvidia delivers the OpenCL-ready GeForce 195.39 beta driver
by Mr. Chris » Fri Oct 30, 2009 6:21 am
Not a big fan of beta drivers lately, but thanks for the heads up, RD.
Over 200 bug fixes?
Wow.
Over 200 bug fixes?
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3) AX78, Phenom 9500, 2Gb OCZ PC6400, EVGA GTS250, CDRW, XP Pro SP2
4) AX78, Phenom 9500, 2Gb OCZ PC6400, EVGA 9800GTX+, CDRW, XP Pro SP2
5) donated to a friend for a wonderful cause!
6) AX78, Phenom 9600, 2Gb OZC PC6400, EVGA 9800GTX, CDRW/DVD, CM CP600PCAR 600W, XP Pro Sp2
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Re: Nvidia delivers the OpenCL-ready GeForce 195.39 beta driver
by Greybear » Tue Dec 15, 2009 1:01 pm
Just to show how oddly some people think.
On the NVidia forum: http://forums.nvidia.com/index.php?show ... t&p=964855
Driver screwed up system, took a Bios flash...system was working just fine before. Tells me that this driver is going to screw up several systems and people seem to be smart enough to BIOS flash but not smart enough to stop updating drivers on a working system.
Or smart enough to realize it was the DRIVER and just install an older version. As is happening in the rest of the thread.
And I just cannot see this 7yr old using the described system....Obviously, its his system
On the NVidia forum: http://forums.nvidia.com/index.php?show ... t&p=964855
MrInfinit3 wrote:
Time for a re-flash bro
My 7 y/o daughter runs that board with a 5000+ Black Ed.@ 3.2Ghz and 2x 8800gts'. When I upgraded her graphics drivers to the newer 195.xx her on board LAN quit... Dropped ASUS a line and got a link back in my mail box within the hour for a bios update/flash instructions. Worked like a charm
Driver screwed up system, took a Bios flash...system was working just fine before. Tells me that this driver is going to screw up several systems and people seem to be smart enough to BIOS flash but not smart enough to stop updating drivers on a working system.
Or smart enough to realize it was the DRIVER and just install an older version. As is happening in the rest of the thread.
And I just cannot see this 7yr old using the described system....Obviously, its his system
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