nVidia Control Panel vs nTune?

Jason A. · Joined: 22 Aug 2007 Posts: 9

Which is the better choice?

Currently, I'm using Control Panel, is there any advantage to going to
nTune? Or is Control Panel newer then nTune?

Thanks,
Jason

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Phil Weldon · Joined: 22 Aug 2007 Posts: 119

'Jason A.' wrote:
| Which is the better choice?
|
| Currently, I'm using Control Panel, is there any advantage to going to
| nTune? Or is Control Panel newer then nTune?
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nVidia 'nTune' and nVidia 'Control Panel' are the same application. The
application is for use with an nVidia chipset motherboard and nVidia display
adapters.

nVidia 'Settings' is for nVidia display adapters only, and is part of the
nVidia display adapter driver.

Phil Weldon

"Jason A." wrote in message @wideopenwest.com...
| Which is the better choice?
|
| Currently, I'm using Control Panel, is there any advantage to going to
| nTune? Or is Control Panel newer then nTune?
|
| Thanks,
| Jason

Mr.E Solved! · Joined: 22 Aug 2007 Posts: 497

GMAN wrote:

> So if we only have an 8800GTS and no nvidia chipset motherboard, we dont need
> nTune??

Not unless you wish to OC, or you use the classic control panel instead.

Why don't you install it yourself and find out, beats secondhand
information, does it not?

GMAN · Joined: 27 Jan 2008 Posts: 9

In article , "Phil Weldon" wrote:
>'Jason A.' wrote:
>| Which is the better choice?
>|
>| Currently, I'm using Control Panel, is there any advantage to going to
>| nTune? Or is Control Panel newer then nTune?
>_____
>
>nVidia 'nTune' and nVidia 'Control Panel' are the same application. The
>application is for use with an nVidia chipset motherboard and nVidia display
>adapters.
>
>nVidia 'Settings' is for nVidia display adapters only, and is part of the
>nVidia display adapter driver.
>
>Phil Weldon
>

So if we only have an 8800GTS and no nvidia chipset motherboard, we dont need
nTune??