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July 20th, 2004, 01:20 AM
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nVidia nForce WHQL Unified Drivers 4.27
nVidia have released a new set of nForce drivers today at version 4.27 and WHQL certified. The Unified Driver supports all nForce platform processors. The UDP contains support for all nForce components in a single driver download and installation, making it simple to upgrade to the latest nForce drivers.
What's New: - July 16, 2004: Updated kit to add support for International Languages
- Unified drivers with support for nForce, nForce2, and nForce3 products. This package does not include support for dual-processor systems.
- General compatibility fixes
- Audio Driver Improvements:
- Introduced NVMixer – replaces SoundStorm Control Panel for all audio configuration tasks. Note that NVMixer operates best when run at 1024x768 16-bit color
- Introduced improved AC ’97 / Soft Audio driver – adds EQ, speaker cloning, and speaker wizard support
- Introduced Speaker Wizard – incorporates all NVSwap features, ensures correct speaker setup on analog or digital speaker systems
- Introduced Cinesurround – virtual 5.1 mixdown to headphones or 2 speakers
- Introduced new Environments – simple, preset driven sound environments
- Enhanced ASIO support and added support for AC ’97 / Soft Audio systems
- Added user adjustable “rear channel creation” support – adds off, clone, reverb and delay
- Added support for Realtek ALC655 codecs, Realtek ALC658 codecs, and 7.1 support for Realtek ALC850 codecs
- Added support for WMV-HD audio streams and WaveFormatExtensible calls
- Improved playback of mono content
- Addressed audio issues in numerous games and applications
- Storage Driver Improvements:
- Support for Serial ATA controllers
- Full NVIDIA RAID functionality on supported platforms
- Improved compatibility with 3rd-party drive management, CD ripping and recording software.
- Automatic DMA-mode fall-back when data errors are present due to poor cabling
- Improved handling of various storage devices
Download for: Windows XP | Windows 2000 | Windows 98/ME
News source: nVidia
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July 20th, 2004, 10:22 AM
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This might fix up my soundchip issue with the microphone not working.
Thanks.
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July 21st, 2004, 02:21 AM
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You use and nForce based chipset?
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July 27th, 2004, 02:09 AM
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So far I'm VERY VERY unhappy w/the new drivers on my DFI NFII Ultra...since installing, I've had more Bluescreens than I care for...
Just a friendly message
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