There's a new final out of nHancer, which apparently addresses some important Forceware 185.xx issues.
But it's such a powerful and handy tool, even for the average guy. So another aspect of nHancer is to improve the handling of those profiles by adding many features that the normal control panel doesn't offer at all and improving the ones that it does offer.
Important notes
This version requires .NET 3.5! and ONLY works with drivers from the 185 series or those > than (e.g. 185.66/68, 186.xx, etc.)
New features in version 2.5.1
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Compatible with GeForce 182 and 185 drivers
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Fully compatible with Windows 7
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Added Ambient Occlusion settings (needs 185 drivers)
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Added new SLI Anti-Aliasing modes
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Reworked card detection to use the official API provided by
nVidia (NVAPI)
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Completely new "Show GPU info" output
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"Compatibility" settings tab splitted into separate Direct3D
and OpenGL sections
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Other user interface tweaks
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Switched to .NET 3.5
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Removed support for older drivers (pre 182) and older cards
(pre GeForce 8000)
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Bugfixes
Special handling of cards prior to the G80 (8x00 line) has been removed.
nHancer will still work with older cards, but not all Anti-Aliasing options will work correctly with them.
Note:
If you have problems downloading nHancer 2.5.1 (NVIDIA Profile Editor),
please try to stop using your download manager
and avoid right clicking on files. Also, check
your firewall settings, because some mirrors may
require that you do not block the HTTP
referrers. 
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