Nvidia nforce mobo Drivers

I"m running a K8n neo2 platinum v1.4bios
Okay so the beta 6.31's are crap (no GART) a hodgpodge of drivers
the 6.39 officials for nforce for are great with the 5.10 (GART)
This is just what seems to work the best for me, what are you guys using?

Quote from: JasonKruys on 18-February-05, 02:15:43
Yes, but they work fine (in fact very well) on Nforce 3 as well, but as he mentioned, being Nforce 4 drivers, there is no GART driver which you will have to get from the 5.10 release.
hi ,
are you using nvidia ide drivers?

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