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digiegg

macrumors regular
Original poster
May 23, 2007
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I tried updating the drivers because the game performance is crap.
The new drivers won't recognize the graphics card.
I'm currently using the old
91.47_forceware_winxp64_english_whql.exe

This was like in 2006 but it's the only one that actually works.
 

CyberPrey

macrumors regular
Aug 10, 2006
209
0
IGH, MN
I am running both Vista and XP on my mac pro and simply went to the nvidia website and downloaded the newest drivers and installed...

I am not sure why it would not be working for you..
 

digiegg

macrumors regular
Original poster
May 23, 2007
117
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yeah everyone is telling me that this card is crap! haha... I wish I knew from the beginning... sigh
 

CyberPrey

macrumors regular
Aug 10, 2006
209
0
IGH, MN
yeah everyone is telling me that this card is crap! haha... I wish I knew from the beginning... sigh


OK.. its not crap... not really... Its a solid dependable card that makes NO NOISE and is ideal for someone who isn't doing graphical intense projects.

However, for gaming and serious video projects, it does indeed suck ass.....

Get the X1900... it will save the day for you... ONce you get that into your Mac, it turns into a very ncie gaming machine, both in OS X and Windows
 

SDDave2007

macrumors regular
Apr 12, 2007
197
1
I was under the impression that Parallels (and Bootcamp) superseded your device drivers with ones of their own in order to interface the Windows OS to the Mac hardware structure? and installing any other drivers was just a waste of time... I could be (and probably am) wrong.. but that was the perception that I got
 

barr08

macrumors 65816
Aug 9, 2006
1,361
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Boston, MA
I have heard good things about Omega drivers for PC, but I haven't tried them myself.

Warning:site is a little difficult to navigate.
 

CyberPrey

macrumors regular
Aug 10, 2006
209
0
IGH, MN
I was under the impression that Parallels (and Bootcamp) superseded your device drivers with ones of their own in order to interface the Windows OS to the Mac hardware structure? and installing any other drivers was just a waste of time... I could be (and probably am) wrong.. but that was the perception that I got


Parallels will not allow a new video driver, but in Bootcamp it should not be a problem..

Barr08 said:
I have heard good things about Omega drivers for PC, but I haven't tried them myself.

Warning:site is a little difficult to navigate.

I have used the Omega drivers a few times, especially on my ATI based PC's... I feel they work VERY well...
 
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