Just saw this @ 3dgpu.com
Just got word from Brian Burke at NVIDIA this bit of information that should help clarify things for a lot of you out there in regards to the new Detonator 40.41 drivers: The default setting on the new driver and the old driver are both the same. The problem that is being identified is a bug that occurs when the AF settings are changed. It seems that once the AF slider is moved away from 0 to another setting, then back to 0 again, it triggers a bug that causes the control panel to misread the register setting. That setting is not point sampling, but it is something less than 0. The only way to "reset" back to true 0 is by reinstalling the driver or deleting the registry setting.
For More Info on WHQL Certification and Improvements in performance Warp2...3dgpu.com
Just got word from Brian Burke at NVIDIA this bit of information that should help clarify things for a lot of you out there in regards to the new Detonator 40.41 drivers: The default setting on the new driver and the old driver are both the same. The problem that is being identified is a bug that occurs when the AF settings are changed. It seems that once the AF slider is moved away from 0 to another setting, then back to 0 again, it triggers a bug that causes the control panel to misread the register setting. That setting is not point sampling, but it is something less than 0. The only way to "reset" back to true 0 is by reinstalling the driver or deleting the registry setting.
For More Info on WHQL Certification and Improvements in performance Warp2...3dgpu.com
