Trident Cyberblade Ai1 / i1 / i7 Driver Download
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Cyberblade Ai1 / i1 / i7 Driver
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Windows XP, Windows 2000
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Uploader Notes
Hi folks ! Here it is. This driver supports OpenGL for the cyberblade Ai1 /i1 and i7 cards ! This is possible because all three cards are based upon the Blade 3D core.
I don´t know if this driver works on the chipset-integrated versions (ali/mvp4) of these chips. Simply give it a try and post your comments.
You need to unpack the driver with winrar. Then sipmly go to your system/hardware-tab chose your graphicscard and click update driver. for i7-users: don´t let windows search for new drivers - instead point windows yourself to the directory. N-DEE :-)
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N-DEE (DG Member) on 22-Jul-2004
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