Best gf4 Ti4600 driver?

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• Sep 12, 2004

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i was curious what would be a good driver that wont give me that HORRIBLE video lag.. cant even play a old game like quake 2 without video lag! any help would be appreciated. if u need any info just ask. thx

 

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• Sep 12, 2004

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Str0be said:

i was curious what would be a good driver that wont give me that HORRIBLE video lag.. cant even play a old game like quake 2 without video lag! any help would be appreciated. if u need any info just ask. thx

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That sounds more like a system problem then a driver problem. Im running a geforce 4 ti 4200 OEM stocked clocked at gpu/ram 225/450 and overclocked to 303/550 and can run doom 3 in high quality mode at 2x AA at a bareable gameplay speed (15 fps in high gun fire/ 60 fps looking at the ground) Unreal tournament 2004 works great on my machine. As long as you have any driver 45.xx or above you should be in pretty good shape to play quake 2 in a kick *** mode. Give up some of your specs and settings so we can help you more.

 

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• Sep 14, 2004

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Make sure you install the latest chipset drivers for your motherboard.
Also,I disagree with IRQ.I would go with the 4403 set and below.The newer drivers are optimized for the FX and 6800's.

 

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• Sep 14, 2004

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I also have a Tit4600, I have used both the newest Omega Drivers(56.72) and the Omega 44.03 and Nvidia 44.03's. Any of those should suit you. All those drivers pretty much preformed the same.

 

stratcatprowlin

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• Sep 15, 2004

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In my experience,The 56.72 set is really terrible performance wise for anything TI.

 

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• Sep 15, 2004

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MSI's 45.32

 

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• Sep 15, 2004

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I find the 43's the best on my Gf4 Ti4800SE (4400 8x). Anything higher is a big step backward, even in old games.

Your sig shows you only have 256Mb Ram. Perhaps the lag you are having is due to swapping from the Hard-drive, adding another 256Mb's (Atleast) may help. You could then take advantage of the Dual Channel feature on the NF7 as well

 

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• Sep 15, 2004

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stratcatprowlin said:

In my experience,The 56.72 set is really terrible performance wise for anything TI.

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I use those drivers for my 5950, and they work better then any driver i have used.

 

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• Sep 15, 2004

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stang8118 said:

I use those drivers for my 5950, and they work better then any driver i have used.

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Thats great, but this thread was for a Tit4600, not the FX 5950. Completely different cards.

 

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• Sep 15, 2004

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i used the omega 56.72 with my 4200 8x and i only get 12200 in 3d mark and with the 44.03's and i get 12800 so not much of a diff

 

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hmmm,I lose a thousand points.

 

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Seabee said:

Thats great, but this thread was for a Tit4600, not the FX 5950. Completely different cards.

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Opps... i misread your post

 

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• Sep 16, 2004

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should have posted this link earlier but i was at work

http://forums.guru3d.com/showthread.php?threadid=92841

enjoy