New ForceWare Drivers Released

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  • CSN NewsBot

    #1

    New ForceWare Drivers Released

    NVIDIA has released the newest ForceWare drivers. These puppies are version 53.03 and feature increased performance for nForce3 systems and the 5900 XT. To get your needy little mitts on 'em, click here. Thanks to coolleroy for the news.[break="click here for forceware release highlights"]
    • increased graphics performance when using nforce3 systems.

    • improved hdtv y pr pb component out support for 480i, 480p, 720p, and 1080i formats*

    • added support for geforce 5900 xt

    • microsoft® directx® and opengl® support

    • nvidia nview 3.0 multi-display technology

    • for a complete list of compatibility fixes please consult the v53.03 release notes
  • gobd

    #2
    This kind of news doesn't need to be posted here, this is what sites like Guru3d are for. Maybe i'm wrong but this is CS site and i don't see any CS specific fixes in this driver. Anyone else have a different opinion?

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    • Raven99

      #3
      I think it matters, it's related to hardware which isn't a problem to be in a news post @ csnation

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      • gobd

        #4
        This isn't a hardware site though. If these drivers had some specific CS fix it would be fine, but Nvidia drivers get leaked every week, why is this release special enough to make it to CS-Nation? If you're going to start posting Nvidia releases, might as well post them all which would flood the front page the way Nvidia leaks drivers.

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        • spartianII

          #5
          isn't the "XT" part of ati's graphic card line up i thought nVidia had "Ultra"

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          • ma_cherie

            #6
            gobd wrote..

            This isn't a hardware site though. If these drivers had some specific CS fix it would be fine, but Nvidia drivers get leaked every week, why is this release special enough to make it to CS-Nation? If you're going to start posting Nvidia releases, might as well post them all which would flood the front page the way Nvidia leaks drivers.
            You could just not complain as this may help a lot of people out. Myself being one of them. I just recently (today, to be exact) got a GeForce FX video card and CSN is the first site I check. So I'm glad this was posted.

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            • RavenGT

              #7
              nvidia drivers lead into hardware, then leads into tweaking WHICH IS related to CS

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              • TorchedN00dle

                #8
                Edited by [user="20266"] @ [time="1071116737"]

                gobd wrote..

                This kind of news doesn't need to be posted here, this is what sites like Guru3d are for. Maybe i'm wrong but this is CS site and i don't see any CS specific fixes in this driver. Anyone else have a different opinion?
                Tell that to the CS players who are getting a 5900 XT card.

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                • PsychosisZ

                  #9
                  Isn't it kind of funny how the nVIDIA site is not compatible with Mozilla/Netscape, and only with IE?



                  I use Mozilla Firebird, and although most of the site works fine, to acutally download drivers I have to use IE.



                  I find that mildly amusing, as not only would you expect a big-name company like nVIDIA to take the time to find decent web-design-artists that know to make a site compatible with multiple types of browsers, but it they even offer Linux drivers... I wonder if any of the Linux browsers (Konquerer or w/e) can actually dl the drivers...

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                  • ma_cherie

                    #10
                    PsychosisZ wrote..

                    Isn't it kind of funny how the nVIDIA site is not compatible with Mozilla/Netscape, and only with IE?



                    I use Mozilla Firebird, and although most of the site works fine, to acutally download drivers I have to use IE.



                    I find that mildly amusing, as not only would you expect a big-name company like nVIDIA to take the time to find decent web-design-artists that know to make a site compatible with multiple types of browsers, but it they even offer Linux drivers... I wonder if any of the Linux browsers (Konquerer or w/e) can actually dl the drivers...
                    Funny, I use MyIE2 with the Mozilla skin. Works wonderfully. Doesn't use as much RAM either.

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                    • Sovereignty

                      #11
                      Edited by [user="33825"] @ [time="1071119077"]

                      Ah, the ever mysterious 5900 XT :)



                      You either mean the 5900 Ultra, or 5950 Ultra. NVidia doesnt have an XT line.



                      Don't whine about driver updates listed on the site. If you dont care, dont click the link and waste your time posting comments on it.



                      Edit // Apparently Nvidia DOES have an XT line. I was unaware they had one. It looks like it's like the SE model from ATI; the Shitty Edition.

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                      • phaze-

                        #12
                        What does it matter gobd?

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                        • masterren

                          #13
                          ma_cherie wrote..

                          Funny, I use MyIE2 with the Mozilla skin. Works wonderfully. Doesn't use as much RAM either.
                          Yeah! MyIE2 rocks. I never see ads anymore.

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                          • [WHO]K-OS

                            #14
                            PsychosisZ wrote..

                            Isn't it kind of funny how the nVIDIA site is not compatible with Mozilla/Netscape, and only with IE?
                            Works fine with opera as well. Only a few sites I have come across that I have had issues with. Usually a problem with Java though.

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                            • I2o[G]uE TacT-X

                              #15
                              Edited by [user="196368"] @ [time="1071123363"]

                              what's a 59oo xt? aparently there is one, but i never heard of it.

                              anyways there is no "595o ultra," but only a 5950 because 5900 ultra is basically the 595o's non ulra form.



                              5950 ultra = 595o

                              59oo ultra = 595o non ultra

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