I as wondering if anyone has used softquadro on their card yet and do you see any performance increases or problems.
Anyone use softquadro on a nvidia geforce4 440 go card
Nov 19, 2003
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What laptop are you using? I tried it on a Dell Latitude C840 with a 440go and had problems with softquadro - mostly due to not having the correct Nvidia drivers - I only have a 56k modem, so downloading different drivers is a drag. There are a heap of posts on this - most useful is Mike Wilson's stuff - some of it at:
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do a search in this newsgroup and there are a heap of gems. Also try this link - it seems to be a slightly different approach - I haven't tried it, but best of luck!
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I use the bog standard 440go without too many problems - it doesn't like driving twin screens with Solidworks (no problems with anything else, even at 1600x1200 (essential with Flash and dreamweaver - how many windows!!)). There seems to be some interference with one programme (I think it is a fax driver) that seems to make things freeze up in sketches after a while - this doesn't seem to have any correlation to the number of windows open, so I don't think it is a display problem. I would reccomend running with the
I have an Inspiron 8200 with the Nvidia geforce4 440 GO 64mb version, i have been overclocking it about 15% with no problems and it has helped performance quite a bit, i was just curious because i have seen several articles talking about the hidden power in the card and using softquadro to unlock them.
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