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GeForce 362.00 WHQL driver download
on: 03/01/2016 03:56 PM [ 18 comment(s) ]
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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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#5238242 Posted on: 03/01/2016 07:31 PM
AMD practically wrote the specification for DX12 and even they are having problems. Look at Async support in AoS on the Fury X, it scales negatively at 1080p. Or look at the recent V-Sync problem they are having in AoS shown in Guru3D's review and now confirmed by PC Perspective. Or today, they released GoW Ultimate Edition and the performance on AMD's cards across the board is an issue. And this isnt even to say that AMD' support is bad, it's fine. The Gears issue is probably in conjunction with MS and the other issues are all probably easily fixable. But you guys make it sound like Nvidia cards are unusable or something in Windows 10.
So I ask again, exactly what support Nvidia is currently lacking and how exactly is that support in anyway meaningful to the overall user experience?
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.
AMD practically wrote the specification for DX12 and even they are having problems. Look at Async support in AoS on the Fury X, it scales negatively at 1080p. Or look at the recent V-Sync problem they are having in AoS shown in Guru3D's review and now confirmed by PC Perspective. Or today, they released GoW Ultimate Edition and the performance on AMD's cards across the board is an issue. And this isnt even to say that AMD' support is bad, it's fine. The Gears issue is probably in conjunction with MS and the other issues are all probably easily fixable. But you guys make it sound like Nvidia cards are unusable or something in Windows 10.
So I ask again, exactly what support Nvidia is currently lacking and how exactly is that support in anyway meaningful to the overall user experience?
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#5238249 Posted on: 03/01/2016 07:46 PM
Nice, glad to see async support enabled
Nice, glad to see async support enabled
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#5238283 Posted on: 03/01/2016 08:44 PM
And here we are again....
And here we are again....
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#5238291 Posted on: 03/01/2016 09:04 PM
Yeah, I reported him.
And here we are again....
Yeah, I reported him.
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#5238323 Posted on: 03/01/2016 10:10 PM
I would advise to not visit the nvidia forums.
Yeah, I reported him.
I would advise to not visit the nvidia forums.
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#5238354 Posted on: 03/01/2016 10:55 PM
AMD practically wrote the specification for DX12 and even they are having problems. Look at Async support in AoS on the Fury X, it scales negatively at 1080p. Or look at the recent V-Sync problem they are having in AoS shown in Guru3D's review and now confirmed by PC Perspective. Or today, they released GoW Ultimate Edition and the performance on AMD's cards across the board is an issue. And this isnt even to say that AMD' support is bad, it's fine. The Gears issue is probably in conjunction with MS and the other issues are all probably easily fixable. But you guys make it sound like Nvidia cards are unusable or something in Windows 10.
So I ask again, exactly what support Nvidia is currently lacking and how exactly is that support in anyway meaningful to the overall user experience?
Wait, they are having problems with a new feature that has never been used on the platform on a game not even released a day? Shocking. At least they offer the feature, instead of a fake version only to stick "dx12 compatible" on a box.
AMD practically wrote the specification for DX12 and even they are having problems. Look at Async support in AoS on the Fury X, it scales negatively at 1080p. Or look at the recent V-Sync problem they are having in AoS shown in Guru3D's review and now confirmed by PC Perspective. Or today, they released GoW Ultimate Edition and the performance on AMD's cards across the board is an issue. And this isnt even to say that AMD' support is bad, it's fine. The Gears issue is probably in conjunction with MS and the other issues are all probably easily fixable. But you guys make it sound like Nvidia cards are unusable or something in Windows 10.
So I ask again, exactly what support Nvidia is currently lacking and how exactly is that support in anyway meaningful to the overall user experience?
Wait, they are having problems with a new feature that has never been used on the platform on a game not even released a day? Shocking. At least they offer the feature, instead of a fake version only to stick "dx12 compatible" on a box.
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#5238379 Posted on: 03/01/2016 11:30 PM
I've already abandoned ship. Sold my desktop. If only AMD kept up on the mobile side. Hoping Polaris will do well otherwise it's Pascal mobile for me.
Wait, they are having problems with a new feature that has never been used on the platform on a game not even released a day? Shocking. At least they offer the feature, instead of a fake version only to stick "dx12 compatible" on a box.
I've already abandoned ship. Sold my desktop. If only AMD kept up on the mobile side. Hoping Polaris will do well otherwise it's Pascal mobile for me.
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#5238498 Posted on: 03/02/2016 02:41 AM
Almost one year will pass and still no directx12 wddm 2.0 driver for fermi gtx 400 and 500....nvidia this is very disappointing
Almost one year will pass and still no directx12 wddm 2.0 driver for fermi gtx 400 and 500....nvidia this is very disappointing
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#5238500 Posted on: 03/02/2016 02:49 AM
Hey mr nuts please post in the pub...
Hey mr nuts please post in the pub...
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#5238505 Posted on: 03/02/2016 03:00 AM
I had write post in nvidia latest driver tread,so i dont see any issue. Latest driver and still does not have dx12 wddm 2.0 why nvidia ignore 10 percent of global users,they had promise support for Fermi
I had write post in nvidia latest driver tread,so i dont see any issue. Latest driver and still does not have dx12 wddm 2.0 why nvidia ignore 10 percent of global users,they had promise support for Fermi
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#5238526 Posted on: 03/02/2016 04:27 AM
Wait, you're expecting new Direct X architecture to work on 4 and 5 series nvidia cards? Ummmm
Almost one year will pass and still no directx12 wddm 2.0 driver for fermi gtx 400 and 500....nvidia this is very disappointing
Wait, you're expecting new Direct X architecture to work on 4 and 5 series nvidia cards? Ummmm
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#5238527 Posted on: 03/02/2016 04:39 AM
They had promise dx12 wddm 2.0 and still ignoring gtx 400 and 500 users, we have basic dx12 hardware support. Even Vulkan api can work but nvidia refuse to give
Wait, you're expecting new Direct X architecture to work on 4 and 5 series nvidia cards? Ummmm
They had promise dx12 wddm 2.0 and still ignoring gtx 400 and 500 users, we have basic dx12 hardware support. Even Vulkan api can work but nvidia refuse to give
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#5238547 Posted on: 03/02/2016 05:25 AM
I just find it strange, I mean those cards are getting pretty old now, I wouldn't expect anyone to even attempt to run more modern games on them at decent frame rates. You'd be better off even with a 6xx series card and those don't have dx12 support either. Maybe I'm just misinformed. If they have indeed promised dx12 support from them, then that blows that they haven't delivered
They had promise dx12 wddm 2.0 and still ignoring gtx 400 and 500 users, we have basic dx12 hardware support. Even Vulkan api can work but nvidia refuse to give
I just find it strange, I mean those cards are getting pretty old now, I wouldn't expect anyone to even attempt to run more modern games on them at decent frame rates. You'd be better off even with a 6xx series card and those don't have dx12 support either. Maybe I'm just misinformed. If they have indeed promised dx12 support from them, then that blows that they haven't delivered
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