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nVIDIA Driver v77.72 [Win 2K/XP]

77.72 is out. These are even more up to date than the ones included with BF2.

http://nvidia.com/content/drivers/drivers.asp
Release Highlights:

* WHQL Candidate
* Support for GeForce 7800 GTX and GeForce 6200 AGP
* Improved SLI performance and broader SLI validation and optimizations for the latest games
* Compatible with Intel and AMD dual core CPUs
* HDTV Display Setup Wizard with preview mode
* Fullscreen HDTV underscan control panel lets users optimize their high definition television for Windows desktops
* Allows end users to keep or remove old driver application profiles when the driver is updated
* Improved TurboCache™ performance
* Support for inverse 2-2 pulldown detection and correction when using the the PureVideo Decoder
* More control when creating custom timings for digital flat panels
* nView Desktop Manager support during Windows Remote Desktop sessions
* Microsoft® DirectX® 9.0c and OpenGL® 2.0 support
* For a full list of other issues resolved, please view the driver release notes.
 
Thanks for the heads up trippingmartian, I was wondering when the new drivers were going to hit.

With those drivers that came with BF2 and the release of the GTX, it was inevitable.

Cheers mate.
 
man it doesnt say that it supports any of the GeForceGo cards for laptops. I am gaming off my notebook for now and it has a 5200Go card in it. Whenever i play the BF2 demo it tells me my nvidia drivers are out of date but i dont know where the hell i get those drivers. I am thinking that drivers for a regualr 5200 should be the same for a 5200Go.

Anyone got any clue?
 
how do these hd options effect geforce 4 users? it'd be cool to be able to use my vga to component converter easier. powerstrip is a pain.
 
Black_Mamba said:
These drivers fucked up my videos :(

Don't download.
I just noticed that they did the same for my WMV files....strange, gonna try and upgrade to WMP10 and see what Media Player Classic does.

man it doesnt say that it supports any of the GeForceGo cards for laptops. I am gaming off my notebook for now and it has a 5200Go card in it. Whenever i play the BF2 demo it tells me my nvidia drivers are out of date but i dont know where the hell i get those drivers. I am thinking that drivers for a regualr 5200 should be the same for a 5200Go.

http://www.laptopvideo2go.com/ has you covered. Just follow their directions, its wasy. Running 77.30 on my 6800 Go laptop right now.
 
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