Tuesday, June 5th 2007

ForceWare 158.24 released

NVIDIA has released an updated version of the WHQL certified ForceWare driver for Windows Vista, taking the version number to 158.24. This driver works with all GeForce series 6, 7 and 8 cards running on Vista, although DirectX 10 support is obviously only available on the series 8 cards. Please note, if you are wanting to use DirectX 10 with SLI you will need to download the 158.43 beta driver, as no WHQL driver supports this feature yet. The 158.24 driver fixes numerous game and application compatibility problems, offers increased performance in 3D applications and adds support for Vertical Sync in DirectX applications. You can download the 32-bit driver here and the 64-bit driver here.
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7 Comments on ForceWare 158.24 released

#1
HellasVagabond
Are these better than the 158.45 BETA ?????
Anyone ?
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#2
Deleted member 3
They're WHQL certified, that's the main difference, 43 just adds SLI support, I guess 45 does that too. Other changes are most likely minor.
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#3
Mussels
Freshwater Moderator
158.45 beta is designed for company of heroes in DX10. If you run DX10 apps, run the beta - if not, go this WHQL.
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#4
HellasVagabond
The 158.45 has generally improved DX10 performance not just in Company of heroes 1,7.
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#5
Jimmy 2004
HellasVagabondThe 158.45 has generally improved DX10 performance not just in Company of heroes 1,7.
Because there are so many other applications in which that shows :rolleyes:
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Mussels
Freshwater Moderator
yeah i even said use it for DX10 all round... So far theres lost planet and CoH, with Call of Juarez having a patch due very soon.
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#7
HellasVagabond
Lost Planet , COH and soon many more games. On the other hand yes the 158.45 are quite useless but the latest ones nevertheless :)
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