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Article #227Re: Goodbye Nvidia
From: Tempest
Date: Sat, 01 Jul 2000 00:00
Date: Sat, 01 Jul 2000 00:00
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>I firmly believe that some systems just have bad ju-ju or kharma or what ever you want to call it :-) Hehhehehe -Tempest Allan Parent <allanp@flash.net> wrote in message news:395DFE3D.1710BAF5@flash.net... > Pierre Legrand wrote: > > > > Sorry but the Creative site does not describe the 5.22 drivers as > > beta. > > > > PAPA DOC > > > > > > > >Well I have yet to find a game that doesn't work with the 5.22 on my system, > > >every game I own works just great. Plus you have to take in mind that > > >driver sets like 5.16 and 5.22 are continuous beta drivers and you do not > > >have to install these, they are drivers that are constantly worked on. When > > >nvidia feels they have a stable version with a few improvements, they > > >release official drivers, like now the detonator2 drivers. > > >I've never had problems with any detonator drivers, so for my opinion their > > >drivers are great! > > > > > >Matthias > > > > > >ShadowGod <jpiddockNOjpSPAM@cyberzone.net.invalid> schreef in berichtnieuws > > >0eeb1958.732edbe9@usw-ex0105-037.remarq.com... > > >> "Adam" <nospam@com.com> wrote: > > >> >> Amen brother! Nvidia's drivers are absolutely *horrible*! > > >> >> > > >> >> -John > > >> > > > >> >Bullshit. Nvidias drivers are actually some of the best. > > >> First off look at > > >> >nvidias engineers and their backgrounds. Its now all of SGI's > > >> opengl > > >> >engineers. It need not be said, but for those that dont > > >> know... SGI has > > >> >lead the 3d accelerated workstation market for many many > > >> years. Of course > > >> >that has all changed quite recently thanks to the PC and its > > >> wide variety of > > >> >3d accelerators. Nvidias drivers stand up fine, they perform > > >> excellent in > > >> >games, and they are now moving to support opengl workstation > > >> applications. > > >> >You cant say the same for 3DFX. They will always be a game > > >> card, atleast > > >> >thats what their current buisness model looks like. Nvidia is > > >> a revolution > > >> >in that it is brings together the 200$ game card and the 2000$ > > >> workstation > > >> >cards. > > >> > > > >> >That trend will continue, and nvidia will continue to lead the > > >> industry > > >> >based on its engineering background. > > >> > > > >> >-Adam > > >> > > > >> > > >> Blah blah blah. What the hell are you talking about? None of > > >> that crap means anything IF THE DAMN DRIVERS DON'T WORK WITH ALL > > >> GAMES! You're missing the point. > > >> > > >> -John > > >> > > >> > > >> > > >> ----------------------------------------------------------- > > >> > > >> Got questions? Get answers over the phone at Keen.com. > > >> Up to 100 minutes free! > > >> http://www.keen.com > > >> > > > > > > > > Papa Doc, > > You are correct about the 5.22 drivers. Like I said before, my GF2 is > rock solid with these drivers. If it wasn't I would have returned it > like I did the V5 and gone back to my TNT2 ultra. I have played F4, EAW, > Mig Alley, Combat Mission, Starlancer, Tachyon, Terminus and a few other > with no problems at all other than one briefing screen in EAW is > distorted. Everything runs great. It seems like it has to be a Mobo > issue or maybe some sort of legacy video card problem. Heck who knows. > After essentially gutting my system trying to get the V5 to run, I > firmly believe that some systems just have bad ju-ju or kharma or what > ever you want to call it :-) > > Allan
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