nVIDIA ForceWare Drivers for Windows 9x/Me 81.98

Publisher's Description:

Drivers for the nVIDIA GeForce, Geforce 2, GeForce 3 + 4, the 'Ti' range of cards, GeForce FX and some Quadro cards. Visit the nVIDIA website for a full list of supported products.

nVIDIA ForceWare Drivers has the following other editions available: nVIDIA ForceWare Drivers for Windows 2000/XP (32-bit), nVIDIA ForceWare Drivers for Windows NT, nVIDIA ForceWare Drivers for Windows Vista (32-bit), nVIDIA ForceWare Drivers for Windows XP/2003 (64-bit), nVIDIA ForceWare Drivers for Windows XP Media Center and nVIDIA ForceWare Drivers for Windows Vista (64-bit).

Latest User Reviews:

Reviewer:	sam13484	Dec 22, 2005
Version:	77.72 WHQL Official
These drivers that are found on the nVidia download page have not changed for some time. However, if you go to the FTP site: ftp://download.nvidia.com/Windows/81.98 You will see that there are 81.98 drivers for Windows 9X machines!
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Reviewer:	Jeffsoft	Aug 14, 2003
Version:	45.23 Official
finally an excellant one!
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Reviewer:	unger71	Jan 2, 2003
Version:	41.09
my old agfa scanner 1212p(newest driver) from 2001 doesn't work with 40** and 4109 (2942 does)
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Reviewer:	eviljolly	Nov 11, 2002
Version:	40.72
Don't get me wrong, these drivers are still on the cutting edge of technology, but I saw a small loss of performance on my 3Dmark benchmarks. Not much, but not a 25% gain as claimed either. Perhaps they are making this claim based on benchmarks against the standard OEM drivers that came with the card because I could definitely see a 25% improvement there. These drivers are worthy of a 5 star rating as far as their overall quality, but they are not a necessary upgrade. The largest improvement I have seen over my previous 29.42 drivers would be the user interface in the configuration page of the display properties. Overall a good driver, but I would have waited longer before bothering to release it.
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Reviewer:	Tux0Racer	Nov 10, 2002
Version:	40.72
Is it just me, or do they claim "Up to 25% preformance increase" in *every* release? Hell if that's true by now the cards are 10-20 faster then they were when they were first released, just due to the drivers.
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