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guru3d is a trustworthy site, besides what you're saying that you wouldn't trust halflife2.net if they started hosting drivers?

which router do you have?

Who actually checks the nvidia site? http://downloads.guru3d.com

... you go to www.linksys.com

I only use vsync in games that i can get good performance in...:eek: :eek:

Or bridge the connections and leave the one connected to the modem on 24/7.

Nah, the 77.76, and all the 75.xx work....

Yeah, get a fast internet connection, and if you have a router, get a better one that will give you much better pings.

it says that you posted at 12:20 am then posted again at 11:05....

Use the 77.76, or 77.77 or 75.xx or 77.74 or 77.56. 71.89 is too old, i had this problem and only had to go up to 77.76.

there's still a gtx being sold for 479 dollars....

update firmware, or get openwrt or hyperwrt if you have a compatible router. Check if your antennae is screwed on tight.

i got 1 gb of ram a 2800 overclocked to 2.37, 2 hard drives, and a dvd burner + a 5700. My 450 watt peice of shit sometimes shuts off my comp when it gets hot.

I'm pretty sure that there's an option in almost every game for vsync.

If you bought a retail, you could just oc from the bios...

Linux will never use any licensed software

Get the thermaltake armor. http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.asp?Item=N82E16811133154 or kandalf http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.asp?Item=N82E16811133152 both have room for a crazy amount of fans, and support a btx conversion kit.

So many other things use opengl, microsoft cant kill it.

Most likely a virus or something has corrupted something. Reformat.:borg:

It should probably be better, since it doesn't have the limitations that dell puts on their motherboards. Since you can't increase the voltage, just decrease your speed.