I disagree NVIDIA totally supports the the 5xxx cards with the 96.85 Vista
drivers. See the following Link:
http://www.nvidia.com/object/vistaqualityassurance.html
I beleive they will get back to one Vista driver release when they have
completly restored all of the functionality using the PureVideo and other
code in the 6xxx, 7xxx, and 8xxx which which is not contained in the 5xxx
chipes with the graphics enhacements available in Vista. However there is
functionality available for the 5xxx cards in the 86.85 release that is not
availble for newer chips starting with the 97.45 release of higher.
"Mauricio" <mauriciommm@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> no more support for fx5900, no more support for nvidia nforce 2 chipset,
> no more keyboard support... life is hard....
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>> "Mauricio" <mauriciommm@hotmail.com> wrote in message
>> news:5FE5096B-760C-44FA-B528-5934CDABED1C@microsoft.com...
>>> Is there any driver for vista? I have fx5900xt and using microsoft
>>> provided drivers. I thing nvidia support from 6 to 8 series.
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>> I'm in the same boat, and have asked this question previously.
>> The answers I received indicate that while NVIDIA supplied Vista drivers
>> to Microsoft for the 5000 series to include on the Vista DVD, they have
>> now decided not to support the 5000 series in subsequent driver updates.
>> The fact that most 5000 series cards fully support Vista features appears
>> to be immaterial to NVIDIA.
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>> Welcome to the "I've been arbitrarily disenfranchised by NVIDIA and am
>> now in the market for a new video card" club 
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