Continuing with our support for our program, and our dedication to "We will figure this out ASAP", we have held true on our promise. David G. of NVRT had time today to figure out how the latest detonator drivers store the registry information for refresh rates.
What does that mean? That we will have a version available in 7 days that support these drivers. Registry settings are already tried, true, and tested. Development on the program begins right now. The program will work fundamentally the same as before, with support for ALL detonator versions.
NVRT2.0 will sport a new UI. A version will be released sooner if we are able to get it out.
P.S.- the latest refresh rate information is MUCH easier than the last one. You wouldn't believe how substantially easier it is. It should take no time at all to get it up and running.
Upon release of the program, we will release EXACTLY how it handles the information. Except for one thing which still confuses us.
What does that mean? That we will have a version available in 7 days that support these drivers. Registry settings are already tried, true, and tested. Development on the program begins right now. The program will work fundamentally the same as before, with support for ALL detonator versions.
NVRT2.0 will sport a new UI. A version will be released sooner if we are able to get it out.
P.S.- the latest refresh rate information is MUCH easier than the last one. You wouldn't believe how substantially easier it is. It should take no time at all to get it up and running.
Upon release of the program, we will release EXACTLY how it handles the information. Except for one thing which still confuses us.
