NGO drivers

SpectatorX · February 25th, 2009, 12:04 PM

Here xp x64 and windows 7 x64, my vista ultimate i gave for free to my friend, becouse it is useless for me, he was very happy when he get vista from me.

Eran, mate, last driver what you modded for radeon gpus is 1.7.3... it mean it is from march 2007 year!!!!! Loooooooong time. Now latest driver for radeons is 9.2, february 2009 year!!!! I know that modding drivers do not tooks really much time so i wonder why do u release drivers so rarely. For my luck i know that most of changes what u make in drivers i can get via ati tray tools. But... with patience i'm still waiting for your another modded drivers.

xiaomhome · February 25th, 2009, 07:49 PM

nCaine its been 6 months since that survey started. IModAmd I dont really want to get in how to mod the drivers, but not all mods can be done by modifying just the inf file. I'm not a fanboy or anything but Windows XP is just alive because of the low requeriments for the new market (netbooks) and Windows 7 will be a good deal for a long time.

Ziddy · May 20th, 2009, 04:34 PM

I look forward to a new NGO Modified Driver

nCaine · May 21st, 2009, 12:43 AM

We all do , but for now its better to focus on other thingis

Syncroneyes · June 18th, 2009, 12:04 PM

Just want to raise a point here regarding modded drivers generally. It was more important to have modded drivers a few years ago when GPUs were manufactured with lower memory/clocks etc. and good GPUs were much more expensive than they are today. Back then it was much more important to be able to squeeze a little bit of extra performance from your card so it make a big difference. Nowa days almost all mid-price GPUs are 512mb, 550Mhz+ clock so its not so critical to have modded drivers for extra performance...its more important to have stable drivers simply.

kaninelupus · July 24th, 2009, 02:20 PM

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Originally Posted by gen.Rage1991hrv

hmm still xp is one of most used oses so in that case it is on highest priority (thats my opinion and opinion of people who are dumping vista)
vista is slowly going down mostly because of issues that haves

Um, actually that is completely incorrect. Surprisingly, Vista sales started rising, first on the SP1 release, which drastically improved performance and stability, and now again as users getting ready for Win7.

Having said that, I can see Vista sales plummet again following release of Win7 - retails for less, more stable and much faster/lighter