NEW Official Nvidia Forceware 70 Released

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Nvidia today announced the immediate availability of a whole new set of official ForceWare drivers for Windows and Linux.

The Windows 2000/XP drivers are WHQL certified and the Windows 2003SP1/XP64 drivers are WHQL candidates. The Windows 2000/XP drivers may seem familiar to some, as they've been around in Beta form for a few weeks now.

Download: ForceWare 71.84 WHQL (2000/XP) (18.8MB)
Download: ForceWare 71.84 (98/ME) (10.7MB)
Download: ForceWare 71.84 (2003SP1/XP64) (19.7MB)
Download: Linux Display Driver (IA32) (8.99MB)
Download: Linux Display Driver (AMD64) (8.30MB)
View: Release Notes
View: Press Release

Nvidia Corporation, a worldwide leader in graphics and digital media processors, today announced the immediate availability of its new Windows Hardware Qualification Labs (WHQL)-certified NVIDIA ForceWare Release 70 graphics driver. This new driver features:

The industry’s first WHQL-certified Windows XP 64-bit WHQL graphics driver
Performance increases with NVIDIA SLI™ multi-GPU and single GPU configurations
SLI Application Profiles for more than 60 of the hottest games
New PureVideo technology features for home theatre and notebook PCs
In addition the new driver supports more than seven different operating systems and more than 250 Nvidia products.

Source: Nvidia

Shorty

Still no 32bit 2003 server drivers. Contrary to what some think, some people do build servers themselves for other people using ATX hardware

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Shorty wrote:

Still no 32bit 2003 server drivers. Contrary to what some think, some people do build servers themselves for other people using ATX hardware

I noticed that. Wierd.

How do the 2000/XP ones run under 2003 32-bit?