Not true... It's doable but not through the nVidia control panel.. Use the one in Windows 7.. Hit the "indentify" button and the monitor should...
I didn't see any difference with the Beta drivers.. I'm currently only playing DAO2 almost maxed out.. AA set to 4 and I've disabled the blur...
260.99..... Everything else runs like crap...
In addition to this... Do not install the latest Gothic 4 patch if you're on a SLi system.. In most area's it will break SLi and totally destroy...
Whatever they're going to release it better give some better performance then the previous ones WHQL, Beta or with modded inf's... I'm currently...
For some reason these drivers were a lot worse for me on Gothic4... it dropped some 10FPS for me... rolled back to the 263.00 and all is well again..
I've got no issues here on My Rampage Extreme II running 2 460GTX and 1 8800GT SSC.. Running the 1504 BIOS and all the latest drivers...
I noticed a massive improvement on my 2 GT's in DAO.. first time I've seen such gain in FPS in many drivers.. So they're keepers for me..
The only driver that hasn't given me any grief is the 191.07.. I thought the 188.25's were the better ones but they suffer from a massive...
I went back to the 191.07 drivers.. The Alt Tab issue started to peeve me off.. Also for some reason Dragon Age became much slower when playing...
They work great.. I've got a few more extra frames over the 191.07's... IQ has improved too.. so keepers for me..
Just follow this link and go from there... http://forums.laptopvideo2go.com/topic/25885-nvidia-forceware-18825-released/
I'm using the 186.82.. great set of drivers for my dual 8800GT's on Win7 64bit
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I don't think you will see drivers listed even when you're using those Vista drivers as they're still part of Windows 7.. I'm only using the...
I've been using both the 180.48 and the 182.50 drivers.. some games just worked better with the other.. Overall the 180.48 driver gave me lesser...
My previous mobo was a DFI SLi-DR.. it installed the drivers just fine.. I'm not sure anymore if they installed straight from the setup or after...
Your cards are on the supported list so that shouldn't be an issue.. the cards are seated properly..?
You need to enable it via the nVidia control panel.. so that means installing the drivers from nVidia and not the WDDM drivers from Microsoft..
I can confirm it does work on Win7.. I have a 7" monitor hooked on my 8800GT via composite and it does work.. If the monitor isn't detected you...