HcoolP

Finalllllllllllllllyyyy a new driver found it on LaptopVideo2go.......

INF states: 12/07/2006, 7.15.10.9746 so this is as fresh as it gets ....

32bit and 64bit(wasnt uploaded yet when i posted) available hope for all you wide screen guys you can find ur rest in these and finally have some normal performance......

they have a modded inf as well but original inf supports most Desktop GF 6/7 series so most ppl should be happy with these without any modded inf...

http://www.laptopvideo2go.com/forum/...howtopic=12187

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CPU: P4C 650 EMT64 3.4Ghz @ 4.1 Ghz (Zalman CNPS7700-Cu).
MB:Asus P5AD2-E DELUXE (Intel 925XE).
RAM: OCZ DDR2 1GB KIT PC2-4200 Platinum Enhanced Bandwidth Dual Channel 3-2-2-8 @ 723MHZ 4-3-3-8.
OCZ DDR2 1GB KIT PC2-6400 800 MHz Enhanced Latency Platinum Edition
HDD: Western Digital Raptor 10,000rpm 74gb.
GPU: Leadtek WinFast PX7600 GT Extreme PCIe @ 610/1640.
Audio: Creative Audigy 2ZS.
PSU: Tagan TG480-U02 480Watt.
Case: ANTEC SOHO File Server 3XArctic Cooling Fan 80MM 2x120MM.
Monitor: ViewSonic VP912s.

tastyweat

Damn... still no support for 8800s

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NeoKrieger

I just installed this for Vista Enterprise x86 and it will not support my two 19" Widescreens. They have a native resolution of 1440x900 and I am forced to run 1280x1024. It will let me run a dual monitor layout, however. Oddly enough I did not see any Nvidia control panel available. In devide manager, it says the driver is installed correctly and the device is working properly. There were also no errors that came up during the install.

Reading through the release notes, it does specify that in the display category of the control panel, flat panel sclaing is not yet available. It does say that you can access the control panel by either right-clicking and selecting 'Nvidia Control Panel' (the same way I do under XP currently) but it is not there. It also says that it can be reached thru the Advanced Settings from the Vista Display Properties window.

I will say to Vista's credit that none of the program compatibility issues that I ran into on RC1&2 reared their ugly head. Aside from this one glitch and the inability to run a few games due to a Direct X antialiasing problems, I can't forsee any issues from swapping out XP completely.