NVIDIA 100.14.06 Display Driver

Written by Michael Larabel in Display Drivers on 21 May 2007 at 07:27 PM EDT. Page 2 of 2. Add A Comment.

In this particular test setup we had not noticed any major performance changes between the NVIDIA 100.14.03 and 100.14.06 display drivers. We are, however, continuing to investigate this new beta driver on a variety of different systems to look for other possible changes. The items that compose the official change-log include improved notebook support, which is evident after looking at the 100.14.06 README, and a number of minor bug fixes. NVIDIA has also made available a Solaris and FreeBSD driver at version 100.14.06, which both boast the same changes.

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