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Could you explain how you determined these were "FS2004" specific?Seem like plain old vanilla drivers to me - nuthin special.vgb

That notation is made in the Guru3d press release lower on the main page.Curious how nVidia has pushed Omega out of the driver tweaking biz. Another great example of a computer products company shooting itself in the foot.Regards,

I thought omega's were still around...I thought I saw a 44.03 version from them. I also thought their performance increases were because they disabled a lot of features that could be disabled with rivatuner or nvhardpage. No?sg

a very brief comment, but here it is.....http://content.guru3d.com/newsitem.php?id=141Cheers,Paulhttp://www.strontiumdog.plus.com/sbird.jpgOfficially licenced by British Airways plc for use of name and logo[p]AMD 2800+ Barton, Gigabyte GA-7NNXP nForce2, 1Gig PC3200 Dual Channel DDR 400MHz, Gainward 128 MB GF4-4200, SB Audigy[/p]

<Info here: http://www.omegacorner.comThough the later Omega's had a "Performance" choice at install, they are better known for their quality enhancements (though some would disagree with some of Omega's settings... the high negative LOD bias comes to mind).The Omega's did little (if anything) that a user couldn't do themselves using one the of popular driver tweakers available. It's just that some folks were willing to accept Omega's "default" settings rather than spend alot of time tweaking. That's OK... to each his own.Now it seems those folks had better learn to tweak their own drivers...Cheers,

Shame about the Omega Drivers....Me thinks Nvidia just shot themselves in the foot.....Again :-lolhttp://fsgateway.com/frank/fs9paibeta.jpg

>>Shame about the Omega Drivers....Me thinks Nvidia just shot themselves in the foot.....Again :-lol <