Bob
I need driver for NVIDIA RIVA TNT2 MODEL 64 graphics card for Windows 98 SE OS. I will be grateful if any community member can guide me to the web site from where I can download it.
Balasubramanian VS
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I need driver for NVIDIA RIVA TNT2 MODEL 64 graphics card for Windows 98 SE OS. I will be grateful if any community member can guide me to the web site from where I can download it.
Balasubramanian VS
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Thank you very much for the help. I was all along trying the Asus site. I will now try the nVidia site you suggested.
Balasubramanian VS
I downloaded the driver for the NVidia RIVA 128/128ZX, as this was the driver the NVidia site prompted me to fetch for my OS (Win9
and interface (AGP). However, when I attempt activation of this driver in Windows 98's control panel, I am told this driver is not the correct driver for my architecture. Also, upon rebooting, I am told "Wrong NV Chip Architecture for this Resource Manager" or something very similar to that, and the boot process freezes at this console prompt.
I noted while running this card under Windows 2000 that the card was identified as NVidia Riva TNT2 Model 64. Does anyone know if there is a more suitable driver? Maybe something more I should be doing witht the driver I have downloaded?
Many thanks,
Dan
There were dozens of TNT2 cards made, but be sure that your motherboard drivers are current or the error you noted may occur.
Bob
Bob, I didn't realize so many TNT2 cards were made. I checked my card a bit more carefully, did a little more searching, and now have the proper driver installed and functioning perfectly.
Thanks for the prod. ![]()
Dan
i have need upgrade driver of nvidia riva TNT2 model 64
thank
Just asking. Have you read in this discussion where you would get it?
Bob
You can go right to nVIDIA's website at : http://www.nvidia.com/content/drivers/drivers.asp
You can choose the correct driver for your OS here.