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91.31 drivers?

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Hi just wondering if any one has had problems with driver revision 91.31, :confused: a few days ago i decided it was time for an up date on the drivers for my 6600TD so i down loaded them removed the old then rebooted and instaslled the new. All was fine untill i played a DVD when all white areas turned a shade of pink, :( i then crapped my self lol thinking GFX card was on its way to hell, tryed different screen resolutions still the same, so racking my brain i wondered if it was the new drivers? needless to say reinstalled the old and all is well so far. :)
 
on the new panel, go to the TV color tab....(something close to that) and check the gamma and red balance. It might be pink if its up too high which would cause color bleed into tones like white....

Also are you on an LCD or CRT monitor, as that makes a diffrence too......just curious

Solo
 
I haven't been having that problem, but I've been getting system crashes while gaming with the new drivers.

Fabulous.
 
91.31 drivers? Yeah, they bit my bottom... I started out by seeing a couple of blue screens. It was the day after installing them, it was around 7am, I was on my way out the door to work, it booted into Windows on try number 3 so I didn't think much about it. That evening, like every night I powered down, the next morning my wife tried to power up, and when windows was loading it would just keep restarting itself. Safe mode would not do anything to correct it, it wouldn't load into Windows in safe mode either. I was at work,and heard about this from my 14 yr old son, who gives himself to much credit for knowing computer diagnostics. Reboot, reboot, reboot, reboot, wait 10 minutes, reboot, call dad. That is his SOP. Well to make a long story short it appears to me that the issue is with a bad nvata.sys file in the 91.31 version, or a conflict with it at least. I was unable to recover my OS installation, but I was able to recover the important data on the drive. And as reported here (THANKS HardOCP!) the 91.33 beta versions DO run without issue.
 
Still having some minor issues with 91.33, like it still crashes occasionally in Oblivion. Otherwise it is fine. And doesn't blue screen me all the time like 91.31
 
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