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klear
05-22-09, 12:55 PM
Is everyone still using 182.50? Any recommendation on other drivers that might be better?

redduc900
05-22-09, 01:06 PM
The x64 185.85 driverset works fine in RT as long as you follow the workaround explained here...

http://forums.guru3d.com/showthread.php?t=294967

Open <Power User> tab -> Press <Open database> button -> Browse for RivaTuner.rtd database file (located in the application root folder) -> Expand <System> node -> Ensure that <Hexadecimal display> button is NOT pressed (otherwise 18585 will be treated as a hexadecimal value instead of decimal one) -> Double click <ForceDriverVersion> and enter 18585

harlam357
05-22-09, 01:11 PM
Heck... I'm still on 182.08. :D

klear
05-22-09, 01:44 PM
Would it possibly bring me more stability to buy 64bit? I'm using 32bit vista on everything.

Is_907
05-22-09, 02:52 PM
Hah, I used that workaround anyway because I thought RT hated Win7. Didn't realize it was a problem with RT or the drivers.

dark bishop
05-22-09, 03:43 PM
same, im using 64-bit win7 rc1 with 185.85 and im perfectly stable.

dark bishop
05-22-09, 08:30 PM
what brand cards are they?

augie1111
05-23-09, 02:28 PM
I got rid of the 185.85s as it was killing my PPD. The 353 pointers were crunching less than 1/3rd the normal 5.7K as opposed to 1.6K, this on Vista X86. I am now back on 181.20 CUDAs and all is well again.:) That's good enough for me ATM. I don't mind bleeding edge, but if it don't work then revert!:)

BTW, I used the new eVGA Precision 1.7.1 and it worked great with 185.85, no need for a workaround but it lacked some details, still way better than the last one that I got with my cards. Multi GPU support, if you link both GPUs then OC is done for all with one change.