Well i just tossed this new version on, seems to be running great, gave er a test run with r6 vegas and i think it might even be running better then with version 1 lol so yea well done guys, hats off.

I don't use these as I run an ATI card but Rege nice Bro

You won't find updated drivers this quick on an NV site ... Derek looking your way Bro

THX Rege.

Thought you might like to see this set of tests i ran Regen, these all used 3Dmark 05 as using 06 version is far to dependant on CPU compared to 05 to get any meaningful results/differences.

93.81 NGO Quality 10662
93.81 NGO High Quality 9110

93.81 Nvidia Quality 9876
93.81 Nvidia High Quality 8572

97.92 NGO Quality 11724
97.92 NGO High Quality 9770

97.92 Nvidia Quality 10936
97.92 Nvidia High Quality 8756

That new "Enhance AA in game" system that arrived in v96+ of the drivers does make a big difference IQ wise to 6,7,8 series cards. The game can still tell the drivers AA these bits ONLY please mr driver/hardware. As most games have only 2x or 4x AA settings this setting overides that and can use 8xS (for example) with the game still telling it what to AA and what not to AA.
If you set/force 8xS without this setting the game cannot tell the driver anything at all so AA's the whole scene thus dropping the performance.

As somebody said in the v1 thread of these drivers the color vibrancy and saturation is really impressive.
Keep up the amazing work you put into these drivers NGO team.

Delerious you rock; thanks for the numbers as I have a XFX 7900GT (PV-T71G-UDE7) and I plan on messing with it more aggressively. The AA info is much appreciated as well. My card was made before the black VIVO models, so it's plain green and 3rd fastest stock GT spd (after XXX and Extreme models). I'm about to put a Zalman VF900-Cu on it and figured might as well try some tweaked drivers as well before thinking about messing with the clocks.

This may sound like a newb question, because I am when it comes to using ngo drivers. Active NGO developers must really know what they are doing, because nvidia's official 97.92 only support the 8800 series cards! Why would nvidia hold back on supporting their older cards? Is this another sign of MS getting in the way, distracting nvidia because of DX10? Just wondering how this support was added back in to take advantage of the current build on 79xx and previous series cards. Hopefully it wasn't too painful. Great work, mmm saturated colors on nvidia? Whodathunkit?