Saturday, February 10th 2007

NVIDIA Creates Vista Quality Assurance Site

NVIDIA, in response to recent demanding for driver support for Windows Vista, has launched a new web page dedicated to this issue. The site also features a link for all Windows Vista users to report bugs and issues.
Over the coming weeks NVIDIA and our partners, along with the industry, will continue to update Windows Vista drivers to ensure maximum performance on 3D applications and add feature support.
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26 Comments on NVIDIA Creates Vista Quality Assurance Site

#1
PyroInc
assurances.... the heck are they going to tell you "yea we're working on it"
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#2
BXtreme
atleast, they're sayin it :)
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#3
C.Ash
For over a year they have been bullshiting us with their propoganda telling us that only nVidia products are good enough for Vista, specifically their slogan "buy an Geforce graphics card for a Premium vista experience" and now they cant even deliver a good experience? This is just too much.
And I actually emailed them asking them why they claim that only "Geforce" graphics cards will deliver a "premium" vista experience while ATI cards wont, and they never responded.
nVidia has alwasy been big on propoganda, much more than ATI and if it works, then there is no point for the human race anymore.
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#4
AshenSugar
yet still no 8800 drivers for vista, let alone vista dx10 drivers for vista....rofl
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#5
BXtreme
looks like xp still owns ;)
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#6
Judas
BXtremelooks like xp still owns ;)
Who says so ..??
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#7
AshenSugar
anybody whos smart enought to not buy a windows os the day it comes out :)

vista is still a long way from being ready for prime, poor driver support at best, buggs galor, poor software support, oh yeah, and all that lovely DRM crap :)
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#8
C.Ash
JudasWho says so ..??
XP is perfect. The only reason to upgrade is for DX10. We are the only ones who will upgrade and not be dissapointed.
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#9
Judas
Vista works fine too..and XP is far from perfect
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#11
Unregistered
i would,nt say poor driver support for 1 driver.all my drivers work fine.including the 97.xx nvidia driver.and poor software support? iam a gamer and all my games work fine.
#12
BXtreme
JudasVista works fine too..and XP is far from perfect
glad ya got that right :toast:
XP pwnz Vista for now, but situations may change after 2008 and fatal in 2009, cuz 2008 we'll see more use of vista to desktops, 2009 XP will be discontinued.
Oh well, upto then we'll have uber specs :rockout:
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#13
BXtreme
tigger69i would,nt say poor driver support for 1 driver.all my drivers work fine.including the 97.xx nvidia driver.and poor software support? iam a gamer and all my games work fine.
try CS 1.6, you'll get some hang ups, and warrock too sucks with vista
-- says a vista user ;)
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#14
AshenSugar
hehe by 2009 i would be ms has a new version of windows to replace vista, and it will run 500bucks for the best version or more most likely ;)
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#15
BXtreme
well, ms is kinda unpredictable. they may make some os which will blow up ppl's minds again.
Here's my thought : If Vista woudn't have come/or come later, most of the pc's in the world would've been weak, except for enthusiasts and gamers. How many ppl agree w/ this ? :)
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#16
AshenSugar
the only weak systems today are the p4/pd(netburst) systems IMHO, and they are even being sold with vista now.

vista is bloated DRM crap, maby somebody will crack the DRM and make a nice version that wont screw up playback of audio/video content if you dont have hollywood approved hardware.
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#17
BXtreme
ya but, millions of ppl had just upgraded their pc's to vista's recommended specs just to run it, this helped maintain the pc performance ratio all over the world.
And, also a gamer's only vista should be made for gamers, which sm1 will surely do ;)
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#18
AshenSugar
why bother with vista yet? i got 2003 sp2 custom disk that takes 12-16min to do a clean install with :)
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#19
BXtreme
does visually 2003 look diff. than XP ? and do XP drivers work with it ? and btw my vista install takes 15min exact but for 2003 not bad, mine maybe faster :)
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#20
AshenSugar
its just xp after alot of extra dev, its what they based 64bit xp off of and vista off of(tho they bloated the shit out of vista)

it can look exectly like xp tho i dissable themes and use classic menues/desktop because i personaly feel the xp ones look like "fisherprice my first pc"

2003 uses xp/2k drivers, uses less resorces, runs faster, is far more stable, it has to be its a server os:)
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#21
BXtreme
how is 2003 for gaming, doesn't sound gd cuz it's a server os :)
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#22
AshenSugar
its quite litterly JUST XP AFTER ALOT MORE DEV TIME, im a gamer, and only 2 games gave me ANY trouble ever, doom3 due to MSI only allowing install on 2k/xp, easly fixed or bypassed, and an OLD game i have that dosnt like insalling on nt based os's but runs fine once installed.
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#24
AshenSugar
i said that, vista is based on 2003, but bloated to hell and with DRM chucked onto the main os kernel(more bloat)
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#25
Unregistered
sorry musta missed it.

i'm just waiting for a new nvidia certified driver and the creative certified x-fi driver and i'll be happy.

i'm using the 100.59 vid driver,supposed to be a bit quicker than 79.xx.
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