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Nvidia has just released a new official beta driver, the 91.28 set. Now, in the past, Nvidia official beta drivers have always been extremely good, and this one seams to be no different.

Release 90 Enhancements
Release 90 provides these new features and improvements:
• Establishes the new NVIDIA Control Panel as the recommended user
interface.
• Includes several PureVideo improvements.
• Increased stability and performance.
OpenGL
The following extensions have been added:
• WGL_NV_gpu_affinity
Video
Release 90 includes the following new PureVideo features and improvements:
Video Processing Improvements
Release 90 includes several PureVideo technology improvements1:
• Added noise reduction post processing
• Added image sharpening post processing
• Improved inverse telecine algorithm
• Improved de-interlacing algorithm
• Improved compatibility with third party MPEG-2 decoders
New Features—Available Only in the New NVIDIA Control
Panel
• Color Temperature Correction
• Allows users to compensate for monitor gamut differences
• Enhances color correctness of video
• Video Gamma Enhancement to include RGB gamma adjustment
• RGB Gamma for VMR9
• Allows users to tweak gamma in channels separately
1. Video processing improvements are seen in higher HQV benchmark scores.
• For both Overlay and VMR9
Control Panel
Release 90 introduces the new NVIDIA Control Panel as the recommended
interface. The new interface provides intuitive navigation of NVIDIA display
property controls, and will be the interface for other NVIDIA software.
While the Classic Control panel is still available, no changes or new features
will appear in that interface.

Narkotik was kind enough to upload these for us to AOAFiles here:

Click Here To Download the 91.28 Nvidia Forceware Drivers

These drivers, aside from offering a large assortment of improvements to Nvidia's purevideo video processing features and performance gains in 3D, feature an all new user interface, similar to ATI's CCC. This interface simplifies the driver configuration experience greatly, and is also helpful to experienced overclockers. There is also an option to use the "old school" control panel, if you see fit.