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Nvidia launches drivers for Windows 7 beta
Download here: http://www.nvidia.com/object/windows_7.html
Nvidia launches drivers for Windows 7 beta
Download here: http://www.nvidia.com/object/windows_7.html
Cammy: http://forums.bf2s.com/viewtopic.php?id=122267
eluSive`Finray: nVidia.. and what is my graphics card?
Cammy: oh yeah
eluSive`Finray: tit
eluSive`Finray: nVidia.. and what is my graphics card?
Cammy: oh yeah
eluSive`Finray: tit
dat was funne finray
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sup works for microsoft
Awesomeness.
And for nVidia! (as I haven't posted ATi win7 beta drivers though they are available)Bell wrote:
sup works for microsoft
The ATI drivers for XP worked better on W7 beta than on XP.
pssst! Put a word of me wanting to work for Nvidia after I finish at technical uni hardware side.Sup wrote:
And for nVidia! (as I haven't posted ATi win7 beta drivers though they are available)Bell wrote:
sup works for microsoft
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yeah sup is the lead developer of the Microsoft's Corporation within the Balkan block.Sup wrote:
And for nVidia! (as I haven't posted ATi win7 beta drivers though they are available)Bell wrote:
sup works for microsoft
and my office is in the middle of a cornfield lulzblademaster wrote:
yeah sup is the lead developer of the Microsoft's Corporation within the Balkan block.Sup wrote:
And for nVidia! (as I haven't posted ATi win7 beta drivers though they are available)Bell wrote:
sup works for microsoft
.Sup wrote:
and my office is in the middle of a minefield lulzblademaster wrote:
yeah sup is the lead developer of the Microsoft's Corporation within the Balkan block.Sup wrote:
And for nVidia! (as I haven't posted ATi win7 beta drivers though they are available)
*wabts to see sli performance test on i7 vista x64 sp1 vs win7 x64*
meh even single gpu performance is a win for Vista atm
meh even single gpu performance is a win for Vista atm
Last edited by GC_PaNzerFIN (2009-03-13 17:33:29)
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Windows 7 will dominate all ...
Most old drivers work
Also, horray for being able to get rid of IE8, WMP, WMC and other stuff
-kon
Also, horray for being able to get rid of IE8, WMP, WMC and other stuff
-kon
Can you just uninstall in Add/remove programs or you need special software to get rid of them?konfusion wrote:
Most old drivers work
Also, horray for being able to get rid of IE8, WMP, WMC and other stuff
-kon
So the benchmarks are "How that guy felt out of five" no exact numbers?
What a load of fucking bull. You can't make a serious test from a score out of five. You can obviously tell he has a boner for XP and hates 7. I want Install time in minutes, boot time in minutes/seconds, game performance in FPS. Not this five star shit.
I can't boot from xp anymore, at the boot screen it says:Windows 7, or older version of windows and if I click older version of windows it just sits at a black screen
can anyone help me out here?CosmoKramer wrote:
I can't boot from xp anymore, at the boot screen it says:Windows 7, or older version of windows and if I click older version of windows it just sits at a black screen
Calm down and read.Finray wrote:
So the benchmarks are "How that guy felt out of five" no exact numbers?
What a load of fucking bull. You can't make a serious test from a score out of five. You can obviously tell he has a boner for XP and hates 7. I want Install time in minutes, boot time in minutes/seconds, game performance in FPS. Not this five star shit.
While I agree that he should have given exact numbers at some point, the 1-5 graph more concisely compares the OSs since that is the goal. The 1-5's are based on placing, not subjective "feel."Article wrote:
The scoring for each of the tests is simple. The winning OS scores 1, the runner ups 2, 3 and 4 respectively and the loser scores a 5. The scores are added up and the OS with the lowest score at the end wins.
Last edited by Defiance (2009-03-14 20:22:46)
Aha. Sorry. I just wanted to skip through all the text and see the results. ;DDefiance wrote:
Calm down and read.Finray wrote:
So the benchmarks are "How that guy felt out of five" no exact numbers?
What a load of fucking bull. You can't make a serious test from a score out of five. You can obviously tell he has a boner for XP and hates 7. I want Install time in minutes, boot time in minutes/seconds, game performance in FPS. Not this five star shit.While I agree that he should have given exact numbers at some point, the 1-5 graph more concisely compares the OSs since that is the goal. The 1-5's are based on placing, not subjective "feel."Article wrote:
The scoring for each of the tests is simple. The winning OS scores 1, the runner ups 2, 3 and 4 respectively and the loser scores a 5. The scores are added up and the OS with the lowest score at the end wins.
Windows 7 Starter Won't Even Let you Change Desktop Wallpaper
According to a recent Windows Team Blog Post, the ability to change desktop wallpaper will not be available in the Windows 7 Starter version. On the bright side, however, the original plan was to have a maximum of up to three simultaneous applications running at the same time (excluding background processes). This limitation has been lifted, allowing users to run as many applications as they like.
Nice.
I will download ultimate then...
I will download ultimate then...
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I using the RC Ultimate atm. I like itGC_PaNzerFIN wrote:
Nice.
I will download ultimate then...
As long as they don't make the default one of those fucking LSD trippy ones then I don't think many people would care about the wallpaper..Sup wrote:
Windows 7 Starter Won't Even Let you Change Desktop WallpaperAccording to a recent Windows Team Blog Post, the ability to change desktop wallpaper will not be available in the Windows 7 Starter version. On the bright side, however, the original plan was to have a maximum of up to three simultaneous applications running at the same time (excluding background processes). This limitation has been lifted, allowing users to run as many applications as they like.