Here is a very thorough discussion of all GeForce 4 related products.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/GeForce_4

I used to download drivers regularly for GeForce series 2, 3, and 4 video cards. My recollection is that there were constantly new "improved" drivers. Some were from NVidia, some were from others. Some were "approved", some were not. Some were for specific OS's. But they were all in the same sequence of product numbers and seemed to work for all present and past NVidia cards, regardless of manufacturer. My rule of thumb at the time was to have the latest (highest numbered), proven driver installed, paying attention to which were most popular (most downloaded). I used to get the drivers from the Guru of 3D.
http://downloads.guru3d.com/download.php?id=10
The Guru provides a lot of information about drivers, old and new.
At a glance, it appears that the latest ForceWare 9x.xx drivers will work with your card, but I also wonder if your older card requires, or will benefit from, the newer drivers. You might try both a recent driver and a popular (sucessful) driver from the GeForce 4 era. They're all available at the Guru's site. HTH some.
  

 

-----Original Message-----
>From: Richard Glazier <[log in to unmask]>
>Sent: Nov 29, 2006 10:10 AM
>To: [log in to unmask]
>Subject: [PCBUILD] GeForce was Re: Nvidia Problem
>
>I have a video card, bought new 6/16/2004 but, NEVER used.
>(I solved the problem it was bought for before it arrived.)
>
>Info from the sticker on the box:
>Chaintech slmx4000, GeForce mx400, agp8x, 64mb ddr, 32bit
>
>A couple questions:
>Is a                GeForce    mx4000 (mine)
>the same as a GeForce4  mx4000 (notice the extra 4)... 
>
>It seems to show up on some sites one way OR the other,
>but never both...
>
>What would be a good driver for this card?
>I tried the nvidia.com site and think I got the right one, but their
>site is very different from my experience with ATI...
>
>More background info I tried:
>The Chaintech site - this exact card,
><http://www.chaintechusa.com/tw/eng/product_spec.asp?MPSNo=14&PISNo=257>
>Video Driver page/link:
><http://www.chaintechusa.com/tw/eng/Download/dl_desc.asp?DCSNo=5&PISNo=257>
>but there are NO files listed (as of 11/26-29) so that page is little or no help <grin>...
>I asked them to check the page, but noticed there are lots of broken pages
>in most of their WEB sites worldwide...
>(And it is possibly to soon to have heard back from them...)
>
>I went other places and tried to ID any drivers that might "fit", but have
>had "lingering" problems with installing the wrong driver for ATI cards in
>the past (different machine) and do not want to go down that road again. <grin>.
>(The main reason I wanted to switch brands was driver related!)
>
>Requests for additional info, (or or offlist), are welcome...
>
>                            Rick Glazier
>
>WAS:
>From: "garytennesen"
>Subject: Re: Nvidia Problem 
>> Not sure if anyone volunteered an answer but I had issues with my GeForce 
>> card and when I downloaded the latest drivers from www.nvidia.com all was 
>> well.
>
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