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GeForce 382.53 WHQL driver download
on: 06/09/2017 05:41 PM [ 13 comment(s) ]
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Download the Nvidia GeForce GameReady 382.53 WHQL driver as released by NVIDIA.
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Nvidia released GeForce 382.53 WHQL drivers, these drives are optimized for DiRT 4 and Nex Machina. NVIDIA also added added/updated SLI profiles for Bulletstorm: Full Clip Edition, Little Nightmares, the phenomenon PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds, and Transformers Online.
We have a discussion thread open on these drivers here.
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#5442156 Posted on: 06/13/2017 01:35 AM
Am I the only one that deletes the telemetry folder after unpacking Nvidia's drivers? I hate that you can't unselect it from being installed.
So what exactly does this achieve?
Am I the only one that deletes the telemetry folder after unpacking Nvidia's drivers? I hate that you can't unselect it from being installed.
So what exactly does this achieve?
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#5442162 Posted on: 06/13/2017 01:49 AM
Dirt 4 uses Ego 4.0
Dirt Rally uses Ego 2.5
Might want to fact check your claims before you claim them.
And before you say "Well, that's still Ego!"
No, if it has been modified in any way, it is no longer the same engine when it comes to compatibility with third party stuff, such as SLI. You don't know what they changed, how much they changed, and what that means for making it work with third party stuff, such as SLI.
There's been a whole engine revision inbetween Dirt Rally and Dirt 4, Ego 3.0. Not to mention the fact that Ego 2.5 was made specifically for Dirt Rally, no other game used 2.5.
No SLI for Dirt4 even though it's the same engine as Dirt Rally. HAHAHAHAHAHAHAH WOW
Dirt 4 uses Ego 4.0
Dirt Rally uses Ego 2.5
Might want to fact check your claims before you claim them.
And before you say "Well, that's still Ego!"
No, if it has been modified in any way, it is no longer the same engine when it comes to compatibility with third party stuff, such as SLI. You don't know what they changed, how much they changed, and what that means for making it work with third party stuff, such as SLI.
There's been a whole engine revision inbetween Dirt Rally and Dirt 4, Ego 3.0. Not to mention the fact that Ego 2.5 was made specifically for Dirt Rally, no other game used 2.5.
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#5443512 Posted on: 06/16/2017 02:36 AM
While that does enable SLI, it's still not properly implemented with proper multi-gpu instructions in the game itself. Thats my point.
While that does enable SLI, it's still not properly implemented with proper multi-gpu instructions in the game itself. Thats my point.
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#5444172 Posted on: 06/18/2017 05:56 AM
Metro redux games are broken again. Damn nvidia.
Metro redux games are broken again. Damn nvidia.
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If the SLI profile doesn't work on the previous game based on the same engine, then its clear that the developer didn't include the necessary multi-gpu instructions required for SLI to work properly. Basically they were too focused on getting the game done and released to bother with a feature only a tiny percentage of gamers utilize. Do I agree with what they did? Heck no. But to blame nVidia for it is just not right.