eVGA
has released a new set of Forceware Drivers in the shape of 56.56 for Windows
98/ME. These are 100% NVIUDIA reference drivers that can be used on any brand or
series NVIDIA graphics cards. The drivers have not been WHQL certified by
Microsoft just yet. The archive is 16 MB in size and is the newest available set
for Windows 98/ME users to date.
Corrected the
following issues:
rundll32 causes an error in nvdisp.dll or
dibeng.dll after driver installation.
Unable to open display properties with
Desktop Manager enabled.
System stop error when attempting to
access NVPanel via quick access.
Clone mode is changed to single display
when NVIDIA systray menu clicked.
Medal of Honor Spearhead demo crashes back
to desktop.
Half Life rendering is blank on LCD at
800x600 and below.
Monitor loses sync after exiting D3D app
while antialiasing is enabled.
The NVIDIA ForceWare Release 55 graphics driver
includes many features, enhancements, and bug fixes and gives users a broad
range of productivity-enhancing tools. What's nice about this release is the
integration of socalled gridlines in which you can devide up your monitor into
separate regions for all of your applications. Check this image:
Highlights of the NVIDIA ForceWare
Release 55 include:
- Application/game profiles-image quality
and performance settings can be defined and saved for each application.
Profiles launch automatically when the program is initiated. Adjustments can
be made easily to any existing profile.
Mouse-over pop-up help for all graphics
control panels-an integrated help function provides pop-up explanations of
all graphics-related settings.
Drop-down menu for NVIDIA settings-a new
menu item on the right-click drop-down menu takes users directly to a
control panel for NVIDIA graphics settings.
The latest NVIDIA nView(tm) 3.5 software-a
new nView multi-display wizard speeds the set up for multi-display modes.
nView 3.5 also provides numerous enhancements for more efficiently using a
single display including an improved pop-up blocker and enhanced display
grid technology for organizing windows on your desktop.
Easy output of video files to
television-when selecting a video file for output, a simple right-click on
the mouse pops up a menu to speed start up and simplify the selection of
video output options.
Introduction of PCI Express- support for
the latest PC bus enabled through NVIDIA UDA.
