New RIVATUNER 2.02 & Forceware 162.15

http://downloads.guru3d.com/download.php?id=10
Beat your NVIDIA Graphics card into doing what its supposed to.
Good for recent ATI as well.
Only out today 3rd.
The Forceware 162.15 Drivers (all Nvidia Cards) are only out a few days ..
they are shown as temporally withdrawn on the GURU3D site ..will work in a
day or so.
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> Beat your NVIDIA Graphics card into doing what its supposed to.
> Good for recent ATI as well.
> Only out today 3rd.
> The Forceware 162.15 Drivers (all Nvidia Cards) are only out a few days
> ..
> they are shown as temporally withdrawn on the GURU3D site ..will work in a
> day or so.

Looks like spam, smells like spam...

Is this SPAM or should I consider clicking on his link and downloading
different drivers to get better performance out of my MSI NX 7600GS?

I know I used to use non-ati drivers on my old laptop to get better
performance. Can't remember the driver name though.

In article <468a1ccb$0$2309$c3e8da3@news.astraweb.com>, GT says...
> > Beat your NVIDIA Graphics card into doing what its supposed to.
> > Good for recent ATI as well.
> > Only out today 3rd.
> > The Forceware 162.15 Drivers (all Nvidia Cards) are only out a few days
> > ..
> > they are shown as temporally withdrawn on the GURU3D site ..will work in a
> > day or so.
>
> Looks like spam, smells like spam...
>
Isn't spam.

> Is this SPAM or should I consider clicking on his link and downloading
> different drivers to get better performance out of my MSI NX 7600GS?
>
Guru3D are a well respected and well known website for producing
performance modded drivers. Rivatuner is a FREEWARE tuning app for
nVidia cards that's been around for donkeys years and allows access to
hidden settings.

Nvidia withdrew the 162.15 drivers and are supposed to be re-releasing
them this week.



--
Conor

Light travels faster than sound. This is why some people appear bright
until you hear them speak.........

GT wrote:
>> Beat your NVIDIA Graphics card into doing what its supposed to.
>> Good for recent ATI as well.
>> Only out today 3rd.
>> The Forceware 162.15 Drivers (all Nvidia Cards) are only out a few days
>> ..
>> they are shown as temporally withdrawn on the GURU3D site ..will work in a
>> day or so.
>
> Looks like spam, smells like spam...
>
> Is this SPAM or should I consider clicking on his link and downloading
> different drivers to get better performance out of my MSI NX 7600GS?
>
> I know I used to use non-ati drivers on my old laptop to get better
> performance. Can't remember the driver name though.

Not spam, Trimble's a regular poster in uk.comp.homebuilt and as Conor
says, Guru3d is a well respected (by me anyway) site. you can do a lot
worse than visit there.

--
Trev
'95 900SS

GT wrote:
> I know I used to use non-ati drivers on my old laptop to get better
> performance. Can't remember the driver name though.

Omega? http://www.omegadrivers.net/

They're featured on guru3d as well along with NGO. None of which could
really fix the problems in GTA-SA for me (background flickering) but I
live with it, snot too bad.

--
Trev
'95 900SS

On Tue, 03 Jul 2007 20:18:21 +0100, Trevor Best
<newsreply@besty.org.uk> wrote:

>GT wrote:
>>> Beat your NVIDIA Graphics card into doing what its supposed to.
>>> Good for recent ATI as well.
>>> Only out today 3rd.
>>> The Forceware 162.15 Drivers (all Nvidia Cards) are only out a few days
>>> ..
>>> they are shown as temporally withdrawn on the GURU3D site ..will work in a
>>> day or so.
>>
>> Looks like spam, smells like spam...
>>
>> Is this SPAM or should I consider clicking on his link and downloading
>> different drivers to get better performance out of my MSI NX 7600GS?
>>
>> I know I used to use non-ati drivers on my old laptop to get better
>> performance. Can't remember the driver name though.
>
>Not spam, Trimble's a regular poster in uk.comp.homebuilt and as Conor
>says, Guru3d is a well respected (by me anyway) site. you can do a lot
>worse than visit there.


Possibly still an unwanted noise level, do we really want
updates every time an application or driver version (for
anything hardware related) changes?

kony wrote:

> Possibly still an unwanted noise level, do we really want
> updates every time an application or driver version (for
> anything hardware related) changes?

I don't think he does it every time it changes, in fact only once I can
see, hardly what I'd call noise.

--
Trev
'95 900SS

>> I know I used to use non-ati drivers on my old laptop to get better
>> performance. Can't remember the driver name though.
>
> Omega? http://www.omegadrivers.net/

Yup - that was it!

GT wrote:
>
> > Beat your NVIDIA Graphics card into doing what its supposed to.
> > Good for recent ATI as well.
> > Only out today 3rd.
> > The Forceware 162.15 Drivers (all Nvidia Cards) are only out a few days
> > ..
> > they are shown as temporally withdrawn on the GURU3D site ..will work in a
> > day or so.
>
> Looks like spam, smells like spam...

I tried to BBQ some spam a few years ago, it just melted into coals.
Even cooked on a stove, you have to be really hungry to enjoy the stuff
:)


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"Plato" <|@|.|> wrote in message
news:468d502d$1$312$bb4e3ad8@newscene.com...
> GT wrote:
>>
>> > Beat your NVIDIA Graphics card into doing what its supposed to.
>> > Good for recent ATI as well.
>> > Only out today 3rd.
>> > The Forceware 162.15 Drivers (all Nvidia Cards) are only out a few
>> > days
>> > ..
>> > they are shown as temporally withdrawn on the GURU3D site ..will work
>> > in a
>> > day or so.
>>
>> Looks like spam, smells like spam...
>
> I tried to BBQ some spam a few years ago, it just melted into coals.

Good job you don't have a gas barbecue!