red1776 said:
Nope, they are outdated drivers and they aren't maintained actively by AMD anymore, but nvidia ones are still included with official driver packages and I can run Windows 7 x64, play games without any problems with the old geforce card.
red1776 said:
yeah huh?...****! only a decade of support left.
Support means improvements for older cards too, not just bundling support for newer cards and forgetting older ones. I bet you can't see any improvements for 6000 series after 7000 series being out. ATM I'm sticking to 10.10 driver for my 4890, because screen starts flickering with newer drivers and there is artifacts in some games.
red1776 said:
lets see....
you have a decade old graphic card that is still functioning...
and you just learned that you can in fact get drivers for it.
I didn't just payed for a few capacitors, that contains long term support too. How do you feel when you should search in junkyard for your car parts after your car company just discontinued that after 3 years of release?
That's why I prefer nvidia and won't go near AMD/ATI anymore.
@red1776 : It looks like that your google-foo only is good, please think a bit more before throwing links blindly and be polite. Thanks.
@mosu : Call me whatever you like, just my 2 cents.
Thanks again to TechSpot for being an open forum.