Detonator 23.12 News Update!
SUPR3M3
This is maybe a dump question but what is the "VIA Infinite Loop problem" ??
unknown
ACK! Why don't you read the icronticforum? It's better than VIA's description. It is NOT a VIA problem It's NOT a nVidia problem. It's a Windows NT kernel problem. Happens 98% on XP, 2% on win2k. ATi, nVidia, 3dfx gfx cards Intel, VIA and AMD chipsets.
unknown
"Also this driver should fix the VIA Infinite Loop problem. " Where is that based upon? Not on the WHQL-certification I hope, caus trouble has been reported with 21.83 (WHQL) as well... And as somebody already said: not really a VIA problem (although I fixed it by downgrading my mainboard BIOS), but a problem that occurs with a certain combination of factors. Usually the OS is at fault then, always blame MS ;-)
unknown
It didn't solve the infinite loop problem. Actually it made it worse. Couldn't start Windows XP anymore after installing those drivers...
unknown
Installed perfect for me on xp with a geforce 3 and a P4, everything runs perfect!!!!!
unknown
it's just as bad as 23.11 and caused reboots. Doesn't fix a thing! Well, back to 22.80...
unknown
I updated to this driver, system rebooted, all seemed OK until I opened an application--system FROZE and required a RESET-- rebooted and tried again--SAME THING. UnInstalled this driver and went back to ver 21.83--no problems with this one. My system ASUS MOB and Video card--running Win2K and srv pk 2. anyway-hope others have better luck.
unknown
Untill official drivers come out, avoid these like the plague if you have winXP and the "Infinite Loop problem"! Like he said, it made problem worse, rebooted even when trying to go into winXp last good config. Had to reinstall the freakin OS! He should of kept mouth shut by saying "should fix the VIA Infinite Loop problem" So you get all that from 1 person?! That is proof?! hahahaha Wait till offical drivers come out, that spell it out "This fixes the looping problem."
unknown
You guys should choose your words more wisely. Just because it blue screens your pc youve gotta start shooting you mouths off that this is the worst driver ever dont anyone touch this. Hey Im having no problems with it. And it seems like a few people are having no troubles with it. So before you go shoving yer feet into yer mouth think before you type. Instead of saying this is the shittiest driver ever why dont you list your system specs and say it causes problems that way if people have a system closer to yours theyll most likely be able to tell what the end result will be. And instead of complaining you might be helping someone out. Now how bout that.
unknown
Amen Brudder B)
unknown
Amen brudder B)
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These drivers are very stable and 23.12 open GL performance realy better than 23.11. MY Dronez OPENGL benchmark results (800x600x32) 23.12 ---- min. 37 frame, max 376 frame, av. 78 frame 23.11 ----- min. 26 frame, max 255 frame, av.74 frame System; Kt266a 256mbDDr @ 320mhz Geforce2 ti (280, 480) Duron cpu (159x6=1033 mhz)
unknown
No problems here either with the 23.12 drivers. Must be user error or rubbish system setup for people having problems.
unknown
No problems with MSI K7T Turbo + Inno3d MX 400 + WindowsXP
unknown
Exactly how do you install this driver to windows XP? It extracted to a folder, but there is no readme file. I tried to update the driver but windows xp says that it cant find a more suitable driver in that folder. Please help. Thanks.
unknown
Use the option Choose from a list and show XP where the drivers are.
unknown
I still have the same problem, in the start of windows. My system is a K6-III 400MHz, MOBO PC-Chips 577 (VIA MPV3 chipset), TNT2 32 MB, 384 MB RAM, WinXP Home. Does anyone have a solution that is not going back to 22.XX drivers. I am using the 22.50 now and it runs fine. Thankyou all you. Galo
unknown
Unfortuannalty my sytem went back into blue screen mode appon installing these drivers I have returned to 21.83 only drivers i can find that run even remotley stable . Anybody got any advice I have over checked my configuration, new drivers - BSD regardless even with harware acceleration completly off it is only a matter of time til BSD creeps up.
unknown
Works great here... ASUS P4T-E w/1005 bios P4 2.0 (478) @ 2200 (20X110) 1 (gig) RAMBUS PC800, 4 X 256 Meg Samsung original Antec KS282 case PC Power & Cooling Turbo Cool 350ATX 350 watts SWIftech MCX478 cooler w/ Thermaltake 80mm 37 CFM (30 DBA) CPU @ 50C full load, 35C/95F normal Motherboard @ 26C/78F with ambient room temp 72-74F 1 X Panaflo 92mm 42.7 CFM (27 DBA) front intake, 2 X 80mm 24 CFM (21 DBA) side mount for ram cooling, 39.6 CFM (32 DBA) rear exhaust Elsa Gladiac 920 GeForce3 64 MB DDR with D3 23.12 (210 & 500) running 4X 3DMark2001Pro 7412 WIN XP Pro 2002 SP-1 (?) installed w/native Intel .inf 1 x Western Digital (1000BB SE) 7200 rpm w/8 Meg buffer Hitachi 12X40 DVD/ROM Mitsumi 16X10X40 CDRW w/ Nero 5.564 for XP WinDVD 2.3 Office XP SP-1 3Com 3C905B-TX NIC Turtle Beach Santa Cruz w/4142 beta driver Klipsch THX speakers 2.1 External Cable Modem (Motorola SB4100) External 3Com 5686 Modem for dial up connection Netgear RT314 Router Netgear DS309 Hub NEC FE950 19 inch Microsoft Internet Pro Keyboard w/USB Microsoft Optical USB mouse APC Back-UPS Pro (usb)
