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nForce4 Standalone Drivers 6.53
Posted by Newsfactory, 03/18/2005 02:52 PM 
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Nvidia has released a new Standalone nForce4 driver out in the shape of 6.53 for Windows 2000/XP
Release Notes
WHQL certified kit
Standalone drivers with support for nForce4 products, including support for dual-processor systems.
Added support for NVIDIA Disk Alert System
General compatibility fixes.
Windows XP Driver Versions
Audio driver version 4.60 (WHQL) Audio utility version 4.51 Ethernet NRM driver version 4.75 (WHQL) Network management tools version 4.75 SMBus driver version 4.45 (WHQL) with updated uninstaller files Installer version 4.60 Win2K IDE driver version 5.18 (WHQL) Win2K RAIDTOOL 2.7 application version 4.82 WinXP IDE driver version 5.18 (WHQL) WinXP RAIDTOOL 2.7 application version 4.82
Please leave your performance results in the comments and tell us all how they work.
Download nForce4 Standalone Drivers 6.53
Thanks to Mr A and Garikfox
Release Notes
WHQL certified kit
Standalone drivers with support for nForce4 products, including support for dual-processor systems.
Added support for NVIDIA Disk Alert System
General compatibility fixes.
Windows XP Driver Versions
Audio driver version 4.60 (WHQL) Audio utility version 4.51 Ethernet NRM driver version 4.75 (WHQL) Network management tools version 4.75 SMBus driver version 4.45 (WHQL) with updated uninstaller files Installer version 4.60 Win2K IDE driver version 5.18 (WHQL) Win2K RAIDTOOL 2.7 application version 4.82 WinXP IDE driver version 5.18 (WHQL) WinXP RAIDTOOL 2.7 application version 4.82
Please leave your performance results in the comments and tell us all how they work.
Download nForce4 Standalone Drivers 6.53
Thanks to Mr A and Garikfox
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dlolos
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#59895 Posted on: 03/18/2005 06:07 PM
What ever happened to unified drivers from Nvidia?
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PitbulI
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#59906 Posted on: 03/19/2005 07:59 AM
I actually have no idea. I run these drivers on my nforce 2 board with no problems so far. Hopefully I get that new nForce 4 board soon as I don't know another chipset that runs this good on the Athlon 64.
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#59907 Posted on: 03/19/2005 08:16 AM
Running an nForce1 board here... Guess Nvidia wants us to "upgrade" to a nForce4 board..?
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Valagard
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#59908 Posted on: 03/19/2005 10:14 AM
Give me a reason to upgrade when my Athlon 3000+ rates as a 3400+ under SiSoft sandra?
Like woo, a Athlon 64 at +3800, big deal. I'm not buying a whole new system for a %10 speed upgrade.
I think everyones jumping on the boat too fast for Athlon 64 etc, I also think everyone is jumping on PCI-Express too fast. Nvidia and ATI sales are in the dumps right now, maybe because they don't sell any AGP flavors of their mid-cards =|
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#59911 Posted on: 03/19/2005 01:25 PM
maybe you think you are running them, but in fact you dont. try and check on system properties if the installed drivers are the latest. check version and date and recheck if they are the ones from this kit. im sure you are not using them... check and see
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#59913 Posted on: 03/19/2005 03:25 PM
I have an Nforce3 motherboard, and these drivers updated my system. I checked the system properties and yes, they did install.
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#59920 Posted on: 03/20/2005 03:23 AM
when i posted, i was asking a nforce TWO *2* motherboard drivers...
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i wonder when they will release an official nforce2 driver kit....