I'm pretty sure I'm answering a question I know the answer to, but oh well. Does it fix the refresh rate/resolution display mode issues? I'm still stuck on 182.50 for that reason. Is that even anything in the works for nVidia?
Nvidia Graphics Drivers 191.xx
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This kind of limitations can be easily fixed by installing a customized monitor driver. Just google it 
Psyman's been working on his own monitor issues the past few days
Oh yes, let's downplay the issue. That solves it.
While I'm not qualified to say exactly what is wrong or where the blame is, considering it didn't exist in 182.50 and prior (or in Windows XP at all), is it too much to hope that it's something that can be fixed, perhaps easily if it's such a concentrated bug, through the drivers? Apparently, it seems so.
I've tried custom monitor drivers (did nothing), third party applications like ReForce, Riva Tuner, etc. (did nothing), and even physically altering the monitor cable (did little and overall made it worse). I had to revert back to older driver versions, and even though the interpolation issues are fixed, and the refresh rate can go over 85Hz (now locked at 100Hz though), I'm stuck on older nVidia drivers, and many things still default to 75Hz. What if I want to get a new nVidia card (and I would want to when I do) that needs newer drivers in order to operate? Basically put, I can't, or I have to suffer this side effect. Nothing's worked, so if this is "easily fixable", I'd like to know how!This kind of limitations can be easily fixed by installing a customized monitor driver. Just google it
My guess, its a leaked review kit
however...... 1 or 2 people have mentioned being able to run a few games in 10.1 mode on their Dx10 hardware.......
however...... 1 or 2 people have mentioned being able to run a few games in 10.1 mode on their Dx10 hardware.......
yeah
the classic cp in xp even crashes when you hit apply >.>
the classic cp in xp even crashes when you hit apply >.>
Oh, very good to know!yeah
the classic cp in xp even crashes when you hit apply >.>
I am still running XP SP3 with the 186 drivers
...where the above mentioned tricks still work with just a little flaw:
after using "Properties>>Settings" from the Desktop to change resolution you have to reselect the classic view in the control panel again. But all refresh rate overrides are kept all the time. So, really nothing of big concern.
Seems that I will stay with the 186er then until I will purchase my new setup.
Because I really need the overrides for playing emulators fullscreen with pleasing refresh rates (I never considered 60Hz pleasing).
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