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GeForce 362.00 WHQL driver download
on: 03/01/2016 03:56 PM [ 18 comment(s) ]
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DriverVer = 02/23/2016, 10.18.13.6200
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#5238157 Posted on: 03/01/2016 05:07 PM
Sigh 6 months of just Game Ready drivers... And Windows 10 dx12 and WDDM2.0 are still badly supported by these Win7 hacked drivers.
Sigh 6 months of just Game Ready drivers... And Windows 10 dx12 and WDDM2.0 are still badly supported by these Win7 hacked drivers.
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#5238203 Posted on: 03/01/2016 06:21 PM
It is lame. I don't expect Nvidia to fully support dx12 for a long time. Anything that can improve performance other than a new gpu is bad for Nvidia.
Sigh 6 months of just Game Ready drivers... And Windows 10 dx12 and WDDM2.0 are still badly supported by these Win7 hacked drivers.
It is lame. I don't expect Nvidia to fully support dx12 for a long time. Anything that can improve performance other than a new gpu is bad for Nvidia.
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#5238212 Posted on: 03/01/2016 06:34 PM
I don't get it, what kind of support are you looking for? What do you mean by "fully support"? Fable Legends, Ashes and now Gears all run relatively well on Nvidia's hardware. What more support are they supposed to give?
Sigh 6 months of just Game Ready drivers... And Windows 10 dx12 and WDDM2.0 are still badly supported by these Win7 hacked drivers.
It is lame. I don't expect Nvidia to fully support dx12 for a long time. Anything that can improve performance other than a new gpu is bad for Nvidia.
I don't get it, what kind of support are you looking for? What do you mean by "fully support"? Fable Legends, Ashes and now Gears all run relatively well on Nvidia's hardware. What more support are they supposed to give?
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#5238232 Posted on: 03/01/2016 07:18 PM
The type AMD is giving and is poised to continue. I can't argue with the bare minimum you are touting. Save it for a fanboy.
I don't get it, what kind of support are you looking for? What do you mean by "fully support"? Fable Legends, Ashes and now Gears all run relatively well on Nvidia's hardware. What more support are they supposed to give?
The type AMD is giving and is poised to continue. I can't argue with the bare minimum you are touting. Save it for a fanboy.
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