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GeForce 195.55 WHQL-candidate drivers bring Flash 10.1 support
Nvidia has released its first drivers to support the GPU acceleration brought by Adobe's Flash Player 10.1. Adobe introduced a public beta version of Flash 10.1 just yesterday, which delivers hardware-based H.264 video acceleration to Windows PCs. The new functionality should make it easier to view HD videos on sites like YouTube (which recently announced support for 1080p), Vimeo and Hulu.
In addition to Flash Player 10.1 compatibility, Nvidia's GeForce 195.55 WHQL-candidate drivers bring various bug fixes from the v195.39 beta release. Antialiasing modes in Borderlands can now be configured through the NV Control Panel, performance issues along with shadow flickering in Need for Speed: Shift has been addressed, and the Nvidia driver no longer crashes in 3DMark06. The full release notes are made available separately for Windows XP, Vista, and 7. Grab your download below:
Windows XP | Windows XP 64-bit | Windows Vista and 7 | Windows Vista and 7 64-bit
In addition to Flash Player 10.1 compatibility, Nvidia's GeForce 195.55 WHQL-candidate drivers bring various bug fixes from the v195.39 beta release. Antialiasing modes in Borderlands can now be configured through the NV Control Panel, performance issues along with shadow flickering in Need for Speed: Shift has been addressed, and the Nvidia driver no longer crashes in 3DMark06. The full release notes are made available separately for Windows XP, Vista, and 7. Grab your download below:
Windows XP | Windows XP 64-bit | Windows Vista and 7 | Windows Vista and 7 64-bit
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User Comments (8)
Post a comment| Puiu on November 18, 2009 3:42 PM | Are AMD and NVIDIA in sync or what? Cards released at the same time. Now drivers. What's left? |
| Guest on November 18, 2009 4:00 PM | That's what we call competition 
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| TomSEA on November 18, 2009 4:13 PM | About dang time they started using the GPU for these types of applications. |
| Timonius on November 18, 2009 4:49 PM | Yes it is about time. Still waiting on the official word that flash 10.1 will be released. |
| Guest on November 18, 2009 5:04 PM | Lets just hope the 195 drivers aren't as buggy as the 191 drivers |
| tehoste on November 18, 2009 7:19 PM | Right now as I'm attempting to update to this version Windows Security pops up telling me it cannot verify the publisher of this driver software... I know its fine so I'm saying Install anyways. Any one else on Windows 7 64-bit getting this message? |
| BlindObject on November 18, 2009 9:51 PM | I got it too, but I went on with it anyway. Gonna install and re-do my overclocks and see how much better it is, and gaming performance. Especially L4d2. =))))) |
| BlindObject on November 18, 2009 10:57 PM | Agh, screw it. It's super unstable and left 4 dead got horrible artifacts. Imma stick with 191. |
