nvidia geforce fx 5200 driver windows 7 64 bit download

😀 Reply 3 of 23, by Jo22Īgent_x007 wrote: Just FYI. Most of the complaints I've read about the FX5200 (and the FX-series cards in general) were concerned about XP-era gaming and its premature NT6.x WDDM driver performance, neither of which are my concern because that Dell is being used as my Windows 98 gaming computer, I have a better computer (AMD64 rig w/ a BFG 7800GS) for XP games anyway.Īlso, I have another FX5200 based AGP card (BFG ASLM52128) that's getting recapped since my dad recently got a soldering iron so we may as well test it for that purpose. I really like Windows 7.I have an nVidia Geforce FX5200 128MB (Dell P118) AGP video card in my Dell Dimension 4300S, it actually feels like an upgrade compared to its original ATI Rage 128 Ultra 32MB Video Card, because I jumped from a DX6 card to an early DX9 card, there's a wider variety of games I can play on here (especially games that use T&L), and some Direct3D games from 1997-2002 perform better on the FX5200 compared to the Rage 128 What made me toss the FX5200 into this machine was the fact that it was the only spare low-profile AGP video card I had laying around. Supposedly this driver will work for windows 7 but I have been unable to successfully install it.Īny help in this area for this card would be nice. Will windows perhaps be updating this driver for this card? Is there something I am not getting here?Īlso, I do not know if this card is going to get more support from Windows. It is not on this list on the Nvidia site The driver version is 9.6.8.5 and is dated.

Do I perhaps have the wrong driver? I am presently using the one I downloaded with Windows 7 in the Device Manager. However, I would like to get a resolution of 1440 x 900 for my 19' monitor but this options is not available.

I can set it to a nice 1280 x 800 which looks pretty good on my 19' monitor. The card seems to work quite well with Windows 7, except that the highest resolution I can get with the present driver is 1280 x 1024, but this naturally stretches the screen. I have an Nvidia GeForce FX 5200 Video card with 256 MB of RAM.

The processor is Pentium 4 and has a 2.4 GHz processor. I hope someone here can help or at least let me know if Windows may provide a newer driver for this particular video card.

Nvidia geforce fx 5200 driver windows 7 64 bit download