A word of warning on Detonator 40 drivers
by Tim Newell · in General Discussion · 10/30/2002 (12:32 am) · 16 replies
You may not want to install Detonator 40 drivers as torque will not run if you do. (Ive only confirmed this with my PC in winXP)
-Tim aka Spock
-Tim aka Spock
#2
10/30/2002 (6:34 am)
Me neither... been using 40.xx for quite some time now..
#3
10/30/2002 (6:44 am)
idem
#4
I will stand corrected if someone can proove this otherwise.
Logan
10/30/2002 (7:12 am)
Spock is right there are (or at least were) some issues with the 40.x variant detonator drivers with 2000/XP which is why on the nVidia site you will only see a link to the 30.82 driver set for 2000/XP.I will stand corrected if someone can proove this otherwise.
Logan
#5
10/30/2002 (8:17 am)
I'm using 40.72 for 2000/XP under Windows 2000 and torque works fine.
#6
10/30/2002 (2:55 pm)
Works fine here on a clean build (1.1 / 1.2) on XP
#7
10/30/2002 (3:34 pm)
Works fine for me with 40.72 on XP with gf4 ti 4200. What card you using spock?
#8
Ive formatted so Ill give them another try then... could have been a freak occurence.
-Tim aka Spock
10/31/2002 (2:18 am)
Geforce 4 MXIve formatted so Ill give them another try then... could have been a freak occurence.
-Tim aka Spock
#9
10/31/2002 (4:53 am)
Works fine for me on my GeForce MX 440.
#10
Until a couple days ago, the 40 series drivers were beta; now they are released, but they are still crashing a lot of programs. The 40 drivers have, however, been WHQL tested by Microsoft so you _know_ the fault couldn't be the drivers...
Even though the 30 drivers work.
Anyway, that's the only reason there wasnt a link -- the 40 drivers ONLY support 2000/XP, they don't support Windows 9x.
11/15/2002 (7:36 pm)
L Foster,Until a couple days ago, the 40 series drivers were beta; now they are released, but they are still crashing a lot of programs. The 40 drivers have, however, been WHQL tested by Microsoft so you _know_ the fault couldn't be the drivers...
Even though the 30 drivers work.
Anyway, that's the only reason there wasnt a link -- the 40 drivers ONLY support 2000/XP, they don't support Windows 9x.
#11
11/15/2002 (8:54 pm)
I haven't had a problem with them at all.
#12
11/15/2002 (8:58 pm)
If you have the VIA chipset on your motherboard then make sure you have the latest "4-in-1" drivers from VIA Technology's site. Because I thought it was the Nvidia drivers too when I was having problems, but it turned out I had a horrible drivers installed provided by Microsoft that comes with Windows 2000.
#13
11/15/2002 (11:56 pm)
That could have been my problem.
#14
03/19/2003 (6:03 pm)
I've also been unable to get anything greater than 30.82 to work with Torque. I have a Geforce3 card. I do have the via chipset and I installed the latest drivers. So maybe it is card-dependent.
#15
For those who want detailed info about my gaming machine: t2n.org/tron/ (It's the first PC, second one's profile needing updating since hardware upgrade.)
03/19/2003 (6:59 pm)
I am using 41.09 and before that I was using 40.72 of the Nvidia graphics drivers. They work perfectly fine for me. I have a PNY GeForce3 Ti 200 64MB AGP card. :PFor those who want detailed info about my gaming machine: t2n.org/tron/ (It's the first PC, second one's profile needing updating since hardware upgrade.)
#16
03/19/2003 (7:32 pm)
I have a VisionTek 6564 Geforce3 Ti200 64meg card and I'm running W2K.
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