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I will be upgrading to the GTX 295 and am wondering what the BEST drivers are for Vista Home Ultimate 64 bit. I have an ATI card as annotated below and the 8.12 drivers are the BEST ATI drivers with stability and performance. Thanks in advance for your recommendations.

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the 181.22 work well for me but CUDA doesn't

 

seems a lot of Vista users get problems enabling CUDA .

 

the new ones are out since april 2 , 182.50 maybe they fixed it , haven't tried them yet .

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Thanks so much Ryke. Anyone else have some can't miss, these are drivers you need?

 

BTW, what is CUDA?

Dusty Rhodes

 

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I got pretty significant performance improvements in many games, upgrading from 182.08. A few games that were on the fence with me (I hate to turn down graphics settings, even in the face of middlin performance) suddenly run great. That was going to the 182.46 beta release; I didn't actually know 182.50 was final until I just read this thread. :D

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I am running the latest drivers on my 260 192 and I have noticed that the framerates in Black Shark tend to fluctuate more than usual. Earlier driver releases seemed like they provided a more consistent and stable frame rate.

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The answer to this question changes every few days usually.

 

I am currently using the 185.68 betas...very stable performance on multiple systems in multiple flavors of XP and Vista x86 and x64. Will give them a go on the latest Win 7 builds shortly.

 

Nice drivers so far.

 

If you want beta releases you can get them at www.guru3d.com as well as a number of other sites like it.

 

If you want to use any new driver set on your Geforce equipped laptop/desktop (even for a Geforce card that is unsupported in a particular build) head over to www.laptopvideo2go.com

at this site you can get the latest driver sets and also a seperate pre-modded inf file that gives you support for almost all Geforce cards in the line for most any release. Here you may also find the DOX drivers these are customized and tweaked for performance.

 

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I'm using a laptop and Dox's 182.46 is the first driver with which LOMAC doesn't crash after 20-40 minutes of gameplay. I'm probably going to try out his 185.68 shortly, but 182.46 is definitely stable.

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