OpenGL and Direct3D enabling in 4.0 Detenator??

[VFX_Veteran]

I can't seem to enable the seperate OpenGL and Direct3d settings in the control panel to test out the Anisotropic filtering in my games. Is there a hack to do this? Or a link that has registry code that I need to enable it?

Thanks,

-M

 

[KimB]

What? Go to display settings->Advanced button->GeForce Tab

Once you get there, the different pages should be accessable from a box that opens up to the left of this window.

Regardless, the aniso settings in D3D are pretty much screwed up...would be better to use Rivatuner or a similar tweak utility at the moment.

 

[gkar1]

Then why install the drivers? Wait till the official release until they fix the bugs.

 

[VFX_Veteran]

What? Go to display settings->Advanced button->GeForce Tab

Once you get there, the different pages should be accessable from a box that opens up to the left of this window.

Regardless, the aniso settings in D3D are pretty much screwed up...would be better to use Rivatuner or a similar tweak utility at the moment.

Actually I don't have those settings. Somehow my Dell system will not put them into the registry after I install Det 4.0.

-M

 

[Nagorak]

Return your computer to Dell and get someone to build you a real machine.

 

[KimB]

Actually I don't have those settings. Somehow my Dell system will not put them into the registry after I install Det 4.0.

-M

Then try this, if you really want to use these drivers:

1. Unzip the .exe file that you installed the drivers from to a temporary directory (you can do this by opening the .exe file downloaded from nVidia with Winzip.

2. Uninstall the drivers from the control panel->Add/Remove programs.

3. Upon reboot, tell the setup program to install the new drivers, and point it to the directory you unzipped the driver file to.

 

[VFX_Veteran]

Return your computer to Dell and get someone to build you a real machine.

I've actually built several systems before. I'm now content with just being a programmer...

-M

 

[VFX_Veteran]

Actually I don't have those settings. Somehow my Dell system will not put them into the registry after I install Det 4.0.

-M

Then try this, if you really want to use these drivers:

1. Unzip the .exe file that you installed the drivers from to a temporary directory (you can do this by opening the .exe file downloaded from nVidia with Winzip.

2. Uninstall the drivers from the control panel->Add/Remove programs.

3. Upon reboot, tell the setup program to install the new drivers, and point it to the directory you unzipped the driver file to.

Tried that. No worky...

The drivers change over, its just that there is no OpenGL and Direct3d settings.
-M

 

[Typedef Enum]

Sounds like you need to go through and eliminate any trace of drivers/INF's from Windows...

 

[no_way]

does this thread really belong here ?