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Nvidia Detonator XP Drivers (Windows 9X/ME) 43.45

Detonator 40 is the graphics driver for all NVIDIA Graphics Processing Units (GPUs). OS: Windows 95/98/Me. Category: Graphics Cards.

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More about this driver

Detonator 40 is the graphics driver for all NVIDIA Graphics Processing Units (GPUs). Detonator 40 supports 2D graphics, DirectX 8.1, OpenGL 1.4, nView Desktop Management software version 2.0, NVRotate. NVKeystone, Digital Vibrance Control and includes a new control panel and the CineFX emulator. Through NVIDIA's Unified Driver Architecture, Detonator software supports all GPUs below in a single driver.

NOTE: GeForce2 Go and GeForce4 Go mobile processors are not supported in this driver. Please contact the notebook's manufacturer for graphics drivers for your notebook PC.

Release Highlights:
  • The industry's best Microsoft® DirectX® 9 support
  • GeForce FX and Quadro FX support for cinematic computing
  • Ultimate "The Way It's Meant to be Played" experience
  • NVIDIA's patented Unified Driver Architecture (UDA) - supports all products in a single driver binary
  • nView 2.0 multi-display technology increases productivity and provides the necessary tools to control the way users access and view applications.
  • NVKeystone allows for real-time image correction on portable projectors and heads-up displays.
  • Digital Vibrance Control allows users to adjust color controls to achieve accurate, bright colors under all conditions. 
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