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1. they were AW certified drivers (doesn't mean all too much, I know) :thumbsup:
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3. they are stable! :headbang:
I'm using a GF4 TI4600.
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Originally posted by Renderizer
Believe it or not, I'm still sticking with 30.82 drivers, for three reasons:
1. they were AW certified drivers (doesn't mean all too much, I know) :thumbsup:
2. they can be SoftQuadroed...
3. they are stable! :headbang:
I'm using a GF4 TI4600.
agreed, Nvidia does a Blanket Driver which covers multiple cards. In doing this, they create a driver that isnt specificly built well.
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What kind of problems did you experience?
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