Forceware 90 Early Look

[sladesurfer]

We take an early look at what the NVIDIA Forceware 90 drivers offer http://www.vr-zone.com/?i=3661&s=1

[K404]

That looks seriously impressive!

What cards will the voltage controls apply to? :)

[Nanometer]

Very nice. Looks like they are adding a lot more options, which sounds nice to me. I would love to play around with voltages :).

[Pyr0]

What cards will the voltage controls apply to? :)
the voltage controls aren't for the gfx card :shrug:

[Cooper]

So NVidia implemented software voltage control in video cards. I wonder how this will work.

[OmegaMerc]

Where do you see that you can change video card voltages? Release 90 looks like a GUI release, they've included ntune with the driver set.

[sealion]

That's cpu voltage guys not gpu voltage

[Drunner611]

No, hint of the possibility of a Graphyx card and a Physx card running in sli though. :(

[Cooper]

That's cpu voltage guys not gpu voltage

yeah :(

Hmm..i see AGP voltage on 1st page last screen - and it says 1.2V :confused:

[K404]

CPU voltage??? Errr.....ok....

(I believe ya, just dont really see the point from NVidias point of view)

[JuanFlaiter]

Shamino, lucky guy, his got a pair of 7950GX2.

[Vapor]

PCIe speed: 2500MHz (last screeny, second page)....also looks like they didn't get the 33% bump they were hoping for, only the 25% they left as contingency.

[RaZz!]

seriously, i liked the way the forceware was implemented into the "display properties" screen of windows. i don't like that now it's a new stand-alone application :/

[ozzimark]

seriously, i liked the way the forceware was implemented into the "display properties" screen of windows. i don't like that now it's a new stand-alone application :/
look at the second page, looks like you can choose which you want :toast: :toast: