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[SOLVED] GeForce GTX 460 not picking up refresh rate on modern LCD monitors
D.Draker replied to sera's topic in Windows XP
Try these ones. GTX 460 came in several flavours: just 460, SE and GTX 460 v2. Driver Model: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 460 /SE/V2 Driver Provider: nVidia Version: 6.14.13.2101 Version Date: 10/29/2013 https://catalog.s.download.windowsupdate.com/d/msdownload/update/driver/drvs/2013/12/20608085_177c7504272d2c9d9e30f83657582879023dfd51.cab -
[SOLVED] GeForce GTX 460 not picking up refresh rate on modern LCD monitors
D.Draker replied to sera's topic in Windows XP
Thanks for the kind words, glad to be of help, yes, there is a limitation in place, moreover - drivers from the nvidia site are utter crap. EDIT; wait a minute, I'll search for the archives. -
Backup site for downloading and reviewing, also July 25, 2017, but is up to date. https://download.cnet.com/easy-hide-ip/3000-2144_4-10714026.html
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Don't worry. This one looks 100% alive, it's even better than the one you want, also paid. https://easy-hide-ip.com/
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I find 378.78 to be the one, 382.16 is indeed good, too, very nice colour representation, fast.
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Only if you want to join their cursing contest, but then again, like the below user wrote, it will be censored, like all of their cursing words. Besides, it would look silly, better learn the art of good jokes.
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I of course wish all the best to the developer! But they write on github, basically no browsers after 109 from 2022 and suggest to use ports from/for Vista.
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Kinda like being clairvoyant, all my predictions regarding the super low, non-existent interest in Windows 7 and the kernel have materialized.
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Congrats with the new account?
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Chrome 115 working on Windows XP 32 bit
D.Draker replied to sparty411's topic in Browsers working on Older NT-Family OSes
Just to make sure it's not linked to the V3, simply add this command line startup flag. --enable-features=ExtensionManifestV2Availability No quotes, commas, spaces, exclamation marks, mysterious signs or ancient runes needed. Space needed only if you have more than one flags. (between the flags) -
I advise to look for more rare LGA775 1600FSB boards to be able to get overclocking to a level that makes sense. Asrock based on g31, for example, if one prefers a budget one.
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It might the case of keep your friends close, and the enemies closer. Honeypot, like Telegram.
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Oh, I missed, especially Edge and Google Chrome are products, not open source!
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Right! Not only he hosts links to crack forums, the main subject of the cracked Chrome is a violation. People just don't get, while Chromiuim code is open source, Chrome - no!
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1- 64-bit processor - so? Are there non 64 even left? 2- 4 GB of RAM - so? - is this a joke? 3 - a minimum of 64GB storage - is this a joke? My 2003 laptop had a 120GB Fujitsu HDD (over two decades ago!) 4 - UEFI is about fifteen years around us. Goodbye BIOS, hello UEFI https://www.computerworld.com/article/2826910/goodbye-bios--hello-uefi.html 5 - DirectX 12-compatible GPU, doesn't mean Feature 12_0, you can still use ancient crap with DX10/11.
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Those laughable "Multiple key barriers" looks more like a requirement from 2007 to run Windows Vista. That's exactly what I bought in 2007, so nothing outrageous to ask for at the end of 2025!
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Oh, and sorry, I'm outta likes.
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Thanks for reminding! Now I know what I'm gonna watch these New Year holidays, Ill rewatch the whole Freddy Series, including Freddy vs Jason! Excellent movies. Happy New Year!
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Oh, I see, thanks for clarifying, don't let yourself be mislead by that user into topics derailing! Yeah, I figured that the deleted post had no value. Tell me, did you already update to Chrome stable 120/121? They say the Skia issue is fixed there. I don't, I feel it's slower.
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My friend, you're lost. MBAE or Server 2008 updates for Vista x86 and Server 2008 x64 are not the topic subject here. You better tell us how do you fight this new Skia danger? Please stay on-topic.
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CVE-2023-6345 Detail https://nvd.nist.gov/vuln/detail/CVE-2023-6345
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I also remember this one, but it's most likely down, it's from 2012. (and it's paid) https://softdeluxe.com/Smart-Hide-IP-2042941/
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Someone knows, does this oldie still work fine? I mean, Cnet still has it listed. https://download.cnet.com/real-hide-ip/3000-2144_4-10907662.html EDIT: t's not based on the nasty OpenVPN. They wrote - the last one is from 2017.
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"Do you realise these Polaris/Maxwell GPUs are at least two point two times slower than the slowest next-gen GPUs? Do you realise they have never been 1080p60Ultra go to options, even when released? Do you realise they are so aged it's only possible to sell them if your barter skill is over 70 points or your price is below $50? They lost their value and they have never been more valuable than current gen GPUs, especially $500ish ones (4070 and 7800 XT)." https://www.techpowerup.com/forums/goto/post?id=5166755
