THE INSTALLATION :
The installation did not take too long at all (5 to 10 minutes maximum). There is nothing new in the installation process so it should be straight forward. Just make sure you have to correct motherboard and if you want to use more than one video card follow the instruction that came with your motherboard (it may require addition power).

I did not use the drivers that were provided in the CD because I wanted to have the latest up-to-date drivers, so I went to www.nvidia.com and downloaded the latest available drivers. The up-to-date drivers provide better performance and stability. The 90 series nVidia ForceWare drivers provide a new user interface and more powerful features.


THE DRIVERS :
Once you install the drivers an additional tab is added to the “Display Properties Advanced Settings” window; this tab will have the name of the video card (in this case Verto GeForce 7600 GS or something similar). Now there are two different interfaces available for these settings. One from this “Display Properties” window and one from the Windows control panel. This tab and the control panel utility manage all of the settings that can be controlled by the driver. You can change the display settings, performance and quality settings, color, refresh rates, multiple or single display options, and some other helpful settings.

There are ways to hack the drivers to enable overclocking settings, but I would highly recommend against that because you may just be reducing the life of your new video card. But if you have a good cooling system in your computer and you play a lot of games, than you may play around with it and see what is best for you.

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