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September 12th 06, 12:24 PM
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Vista Default Drivers or Latest Available Drivers ?
Since this is a beta test, should I just accept the Vista drivers for my
motherboard devices and my video card or should I attempt to force Vista to try to accept the latest drivers released by the hardware or chipset manufacturers? My computer works with the default Vista drivers but I only have 2 channel sound and I don't have many options to adjust my nvidia video card. Should I try to run the VIA unified drivers and install the latest Nvidia driver or accept the Vista defaults. I know I can get a BSOD when I install and attempt to roll back or remove some of these drivers but is that a fair test of a beta operating system? 
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