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Re: GPL & Geforce - CL AP DDR problems

6 posts by 3 people · 17 May 2000 - 17 May 2000 19:29 UTC

Colin 17 May 2000#269562
NVIDIA 5.xx drivers are internal beta drivers that were leaked. The difference in performance between them and the NVIDIA reference 3.68 drivers is negligible. The 3.68 drivers are the most stable ones out there. Your problem is a known issue with the 5.xx drivers. The Creative drivers are the same basic drivers as the NVIDIA, just with some additional window dressing. I use the NVIDIA ones as they are a little faster. ...Colin Bruce A. Moody (AKA PRC_Deiter) <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:7ZAU4.944$[email hidden]...
Quoted text (9 lines)> Thanks for the Response Rick > > Do you mean 3x nividia or 3x Creative drivers? > > Do you have a CLAP DDR Geforce Card you are using with GPL ? > > I think that using the 3x drivers would suck either way as the nividia 5x > drivers fix some problems and gain more FPS over the 3x drivers but I can > try it as a test.
Bruce Moody 17 May 2000 16:56 UTC#269623
I have a Creative Labs Geforce AP DDR video card, running on the very latest Nvidia drivers, using the OpenGL patch for GPL. I've tried tweaking the core.ini Opengl settings, turning all extra graphics off but I'm still getting a weird problem in that: If I try to run any resolution higher than 640x480 once it goes to the practice or race screen it squeezes the GPL screen up into a smaller 2/3 screen into the upper left hand corner and then the rest of the screen outside the smaller box flashes all over the place. Any Ideas? -- Bruce Moody AKA Deiter #33 Pro Racing Club Advertising Manager - http://www.proracingclub.com Racing Sponsor : American Network Products - http://www.networkcenter.com _______________________________________________________________
Bruce Moody 17 May 2000 17:49 UTC#269537
Thanks for the Response Rick Do you mean 3x nividia or 3x Creative drivers? Do you have a CLAP DDR Geforce Card you are using with GPL ? I think that using the 3x drivers would suck either way as the nividia 5x drivers fix some problems and gain more FPS over the 3x drivers but I can try it as a test. -- Bruce Moody AKA Deiter #33 Pro Racing Club Advertising Manager - http://www.proracingclub.com Racing Sponsor : American Network Products - http://www.networkcenter.com _______________________________________________________________ Rick Baumhauer <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:jXAU4.215$[email hidden]... > Don't use the 5.xx nvidia drivers - stick to 3.xx. > >
Rick Baumhauer 17 May 2000 19:29 UTC#269563
Bruce, I have a Guillemot GeForce SDR board, and use the nVidia drivers exclusively - the reference drivers are usually released quite a while before each board manufacturer does their custom versions, which are just based off the ref, in any case. While the 5.x drivers may be preferrable for other games, 3.x are the latest that are official and work with GPL. Somebody did mention putting some of the older files directly in the GPL folder, while running the 5.x drivers - haven't tried this myself, but it may be worth investigating. Rick

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