Best drivers for my Ti4400 128?

[VansTheMan]

From what I've read, it looks like the 45.23s or 45.32s are the ones I should install, but I just figured I'd ask to see if anybody had any experiences with these or other drivers.

 

[Schadenfroh]

the latest nvidia refernce drivers on nvidias website

 

[VansTheMan]

Well, NVidia released 45.33 today, so I tried them and they gave me all kinds of problems like not recognizing my card and whatnot. After uninstalling my 45.23's that I was using with my old card, restarting with the old card in, shutting down and installing new card, and booting up, the 45.33 drivers wouldn't install. I ended up using Driver Cleaner 2 to clean everything out and re-install the 45.23 drivers and now the card is working fine.

 

[Insomniak]

NOOOOOOOOO!

I have a Ti4400 128 MB myself. The best performance I have ever had has come from either the 43.45 dets or the 41.09 dets. I reccomend the 43.45 dets, as they are more recent and thus will help compatibility.

Personally, I'm looking very much forward to the 52.14 detonators. They appear to be the first decent detonators (no funny business) since the 43.45 dets. If they bench well, they're in. They certainly look VERY promising.

 

[VansTheMan]

Hmm, well I'll look around and find myself some 43.45 dets and install them. I just tried EverQuest and it looks a whole mess better. Bazaar is still slow as hell, though. It's sad that parts of that game still run like crap on an XP2600 w/128MB video card. I should be getting Jedi Knight II in the mail pretty soon, so I'm anxious to play that since it'll look awesome. Gotta find Jedi Academy too.

 

[modedepe]

I like the 41.09's the best. The 43.45's are good too.

 

[nemesismk2]

I recently tested the v45.23, v44.03 and v41.09 drivers with a geforce4 ti4200 and I found that the performance was very close between them. The v45.23 drivers was best for game performance (esp ut2003) and the v44.03 drivers were best for synthetic benchmarks like 3dmark 2001se and glexcess.