Is there a good nvidia win7 64bit driver for 8800gt?


  1. tcman47
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    Is there a good nvidia win7 64bit driver for 8800gt?


    Anyone having problems with getting a nvidia win7 64bit driver to work with a Geforce 8800GT video card?

    The new drivers seem to be really bad, going back 190.38, was told that should do the trick, will report back.

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  3. BSkiLLs
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    Not here.. Little different set up and numbers but..

    Whats the issue you are having really ??
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