I would appreciate if anyone who might still be using a GeForce2 MX 400 card could please tell me what you have found to be the most stable driver for FS2002 or FS9. I am currently using the nVidea 4.13.01.2185 driver. Thanks

Again??! Mark "Dark Moment" Beaumonthttp://www.swiremariners.com/newlogo.jpg

Perhaps Mark is having a bad evening...The GF2 cards did quite well with the 12.41 drivers. They offered great IQ and stability. I ran your 21.85's on my GF3 Ti200 for quite some time and was very pleased with them.There is no hard and fast answer to your question. Each system is different, so there is no single perfect driver for all. Sorry to say this is something you'll have to experiment with. Having said that, if the 21.85's are working for you they might just be the set you're looking for.Good luck,

LOL, Greg ...I never have bad evenings, it's the mornings that are tough.I was only wondering why our poster was making another post identical to one four pages down to which I had already offered an answer. But that's his business, I suppose, not mine.I'll crawl back under my stone now.Mark "Dark Moment" Beaumonthttp://www.swiremariners.com/newlogo.jpg

Hi Mark,"I was only wondering why our poster was making another post identical to one four pages down to which I had already offered an answer."Ahh, now I see. Course I could have seen earlier if I had used the seac... serac... searh... well, you know what forum function I'm talking about. :-) Cheers,

Hello, i'm using a mx440& a mx400 With three monitors and the following driver.6.14.10.4403 runs great. win xp pentium 4 1600mhz 512 ram.

45.23's seem to give the best all[gfmx440][rive tuner to boost clock speeds] around eye candy. i haven't found an "unstable" set, but i only use those from nvidia. i want to fly , not test. make a short test flight, include mixed clouds and from a "hub" airport, save the flight, and then change various drivers 'till you see what you like the best. as mentioned, each system will be different. have fun, tt