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Reply 20 of 21, by borgie83

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I thought as such. This is the reason why I normally only stick with Intel chipsets. This via board still performs well with the games I've tried so far (Unreal 1+2, Unreal Tournament, Quake 3, NFS 3+4 as well as others) but it just doesn't compare to what can be achieved with an Intel chipset. I suppose I should be happy as it's been quite stable so far..."touch wood".

Reply 21 of 21, by idspispopd

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noshutdown wrote:

of course, older drivers would only support older cards released before them. the 4800 is released much later than 4600, i remember that all pre-40 drivers don't support any cards newer than 4600

Agreed. The 4600 was released on February 6, 2002 while the 4800 was released on January 20, 2003.
I suppose it might be possible to modify the .inf-File of the driver to make it detect the 4800, assuming there is no real difference, just a new PCI device ID.