The 7120s have the refresh rate override missing from the control panel.
Originally posted by: cryptonomicon
do new driver releases help aging cards, like my asus gf4 ti4200?
my drivers are, well, significantly old (45.23 I think, from late 2003)
Beta 71.20: Drivers are tagged 2 December 2004. New Driver Interface; Improves performance in general. Benchmark is here
Originally posted by: cryptonomicon
do new driver releases help aging cards, like my asus gf4 ti4200?
my drivers are, well, significantly old (45.23 I think, from late 2003). but it's a long DL on a 56k modem, so would you guys say there is significant optimizations to even the older cards? My gut instinct says yes, but i don't know anything about this-- it could be that the new drivers are just made to support new cards and bug fixxes for them.
Originally posted by: g8wayrebel
Originally posted by: cryptonomicon
do new driver releases help aging cards, like my asus gf4 ti4200?
my drivers are, well, significantly old (45.23 I think, from late 2003). but it's a long DL on a 56k modem, so would you guys say there is significant optimizations to even the older cards? My gut instinct says yes, but i don't know anything about this-- it could be that the new drivers are just made to support new cards and bug fixxes for them.
Yes, it is my experience that new drivers can give significant performance to older cards. If you are on dial-up, you are probably better off getting input from someone w/ that card or using a service like the one I posted which analyzes your machine and detects the most applicable drivers.
PM or e-mail me if I can help.