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It also affects 190.15 and 190.56
nVidia is doing behind the scenes stuff with how the profiles work according to Grestorn (the nHancer author) and some of his beta testers. It would be nice if they didn't break stuff while they are working on it though, its happened a couple of times in the past.
Originally posted by: nitromullet
Has anyone checked to see if this is only affecting AA, or is it an issue with profiles in general? I can confirm the AA issue on Win 7, but I only have a single card so I have no idea if SLI profiles are affected.
Originally posted by: TC91
Originally posted by: nitromullet
Has anyone checked to see if this is only affecting AA, or is it an issue with profiles in general? I can confirm the AA issue on Win 7, but I only have a single card so I have no idea if SLI profiles are affected.
It's every setting as ambient occlusion, AF, and transparency AA do not work on my GTX 285 when using the profiles in 190.38. Have since gone back to 186.18 without any issues.
Apparently using the global settings works but I never tried it since I have too many games and that would be too much of a hassle (would just be like using ati catalyst all over again, ugh. :disgust
The problem appears to have been fixed (at least for nHancer) with 190.38, there are still issues in drivers like 190.56 that need working on.
http://forum.nhancer.com/showp...hp?p=4467&postcount=10
Use the latest nHancer beta (the one above is beta1):
http://www.nhancer.com/downloa...r32_2.5.3_B2_Setup.exe