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mikeyhd
PostPosted: 08 Aug 2009, 13:26 
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I can confirm that it's working
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skipclarke
PostPosted: 08 Aug 2009, 14:36 
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The driver version is 190.56. You can find it here:

http://developer.nvidia.com/object/opengl_3_driver.html

They were released to coincide with OpenGL 3. I cannot find the PDF of the release notes. Is there a notes file generated after the extraction and/or install?
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PostPosted: 08 Aug 2009, 14:37 
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Thanks AzzKikr, i tried the 190.56, it works perfectly at 5040x1050 57Hz with the new powerdesk, Vista 32 bits here. :D
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Confirmed working with 200-series. :D


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WaveZtream
PostPosted: 09 Aug 2009, 17:09 
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I am going to make a better attempt later but atm 190.56 with latest powerdesk got a error applying the resolution :/
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Might be the fact of the firmware flash too. I think compatibility is because of video card drivers, PowerDesk and the TH2G firmware.

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AzzKikr
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Might be the fact of the firmware flash too. I think compatibility is because of video card drivers, PowerDesk and the TH2G firmware.


I think you might be right with that comment. I did update the firmware as well before I upgraded the video drivers and powerdesk software.
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Cannot get it to work, I got 5040x1050 with 180.52 and Beta PowerDesk before. When I test custom resolution 1680x1050@57Hz it works, but not 5040x1050 then it fails.

I have installed the newest firmware, drivers ( 190.58 ) and PowerDesk.

Any ideas?

Using W7x64 and GTX260 cards in SLI-mode. Is it SLI-mode that is FUBAR:ing?
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mikeyhd
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after testing more, it give lower performance than the powerdesk beta + 182 series drivers (at least in iracing)
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mikeyhd
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Cannot get it to work, I got 5040x1050 with 180.52 and Beta PowerDesk before. When I test custom resolution 1680x1050@57Hz it works, but not 5040x1050 then it fails.

I have installed the newest firmware, drivers ( 190.58 ) and PowerDesk.

Any ideas?

Using W7x64 and GTX260 cards in SLI-mode. Is it SLI-mode that is FUBAR:ing?


maybe

I have a GTX260 (190.56) with W7x64 and the latest powerdesk and it work flawlessly except for fps hit
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