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nforce 2 drivers

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Foxcow

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Has anyone had any trouble with the latest Nforce 4.24 drivers? I upgraded from the 2.52 ones and Im getting restarts every now and then.
 
McBane said:
No prob here either...and that includes the IDE driver...
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Actually now that you mention it, it has seemed like file transfers have killed my system lately, didn't really put two and two together
 
haven't had any problems so far except that it seems that my system will lag when loading things occasionally. It will sometimes take a little bit longer to load into windows after logging in, or loading a game of ut2k4, or other things like that. Not to sure where it's from, but if it getes real bad, I'll just end up reformatting.
 
Foxcow said:
Has anyone had any trouble with the latest Nforce 4.24 drivers? I upgraded from the 2.52 ones and Im getting restarts every now and then.
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I have 2 AXP systems, my NF7-S upgraded fine and with my AN7 I get random restarts ... im planning on formatting it tomorrow and see how that goes ...
 
Also been running them for a few weeks, including IDE drivers. No problems.
 
Have an Asus A7N8X-E Deluxe and so far haven't ran into any troubles.
 
McBane said:
No prob here either...and that includes the IDE driver...
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Same here. I was a bit skeptical about upgrading (I skipped 3.13 altogether), but bit the bullet anyway. This driver package is quite solid.
 
No problems here on my DFI Infinity or Leadtek board, and yes, I would upgrade them simply for the reason that they have a newer memory controller driver.
 
I had some sound problems with mine after upgrading. I uninstalled and then reinstalled and that seemed to fix it.
 
I've been running the 4.24 set for a couple of weeks too now, and no problems. Seems solid. Only thing I had a beef with was the new SoundStorm audio drivers, I ended up reinstalling the 3.x audio drivers because the new ones messed up the bass (didn't sound rich or crisp, just clunky). Everything else in the new driver set works well.
 
Quite happy with the drivers overall, improved my CPU scores noticeably in Sandra.

Still having the shutdown freeze issue with the 4.12 IDE drivers. If anybody could help me with that, I would appreciate it.
 
I'm currently on the 4.24 driver kit. But then again, I didn't install the SW IDE driver, and I didn't enable the onboard audio of my Abit NF7-S V2.0 motherboard (I have an M-Audio Revo in my system). The installation program for the 4.24 drivers now gives you the choice of which drivers to install (the installation program for previous versions will try to install everything no matter what, unless you manually delete the unwanted folders just after unzipping the driver kit).
 
I'm running with the 4.24 with everything installed, including SW IDE driver.
Running stable so far (3 weeks++)
 
Right from the remix readme:

Code: 
 Differences from v4.24 on nVidias website
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 1. Clutter removal, 5.8MB compared to nVidia 20MB, however this pack is strictly for nForce2.
 2. Ethernet driver from v2.45

So not much different. (I didn't install its ide drivers ether, never had much luck with their ide drivers)
 
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