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GeForce 388.59 WHQL driver download
on: 12/08/2017 09:42 AM [ 107 comment(s) ]
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#5499208 Posted on: 12/08/2017 05:31 PM
Well one of the machines has up-to-date Windows (10) from June 2014.
There are more then one program littering, it adds up over time. Had something just short of 30GB Nvidia stuff as well.
Just getting pissed over * software design and implementations sometimes (not geared towards Nvidia specifically - nothing crucial). Even over seasoned programmers more then I'd like to. Stuff lasting isn't really a concern - turn it on and off again or format ... Eating away resources - it'll even out after growing for like 3x, GC will have it under control (until something else pokes it).
Fun having a little rant, in a random forum
Well one of the machines has up-to-date Windows (10) from June 2014.
There are more then one program littering, it adds up over time. Had something just short of 30GB Nvidia stuff as well.
Just getting pissed over * software design and implementations sometimes (not geared towards Nvidia specifically - nothing crucial). Even over seasoned programmers more then I'd like to. Stuff lasting isn't really a concern - turn it on and off again or format ... Eating away resources - it'll even out after growing for like 3x, GC will have it under control (until something else pokes it).
Fun having a little rant, in a random forum
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#5499212 Posted on: 12/08/2017 05:39 PM
Seeing a huge performance loss in Far Cry Primal (built-in benchmark) in low resolution here on these:
Not entirely sure that it's due to the new driver though as Windows was patched a couple of times between these benchmarks.
Anyone else interested in checking it out?
Seeing a huge performance loss in Far Cry Primal (built-in benchmark) in low resolution here on these:
Not entirely sure that it's due to the new driver though as Windows was patched a couple of times between these benchmarks.
Anyone else interested in checking it out?
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#5499216 Posted on: 12/08/2017 05:53 PM
Seeing a huge performance loss in Far Cry Primal (built-in benchmark) in low resolution here on these:
Not entirely sure that it's due to the new driver though as Windows was patched a couple of times between these benchmarks.
Anyone else interested in checking it out?
Nvidia should do something about their drivers - this one doesn't interest me the slightest - G-sync fix, support for a VR game and support for the latest 3k priced card. Getting notifications from Windows and Geforce experience to update. Each one around half a gig of data.
Same time old drivers remain installed and have junk in like 3-5 locations, adding up to several dozen GB of JUNK. Not excellent for solid state storage.
Has anyone tested AC
rigins? I seem to have the odd micro stutter again. Didn't seem to be an issue on 388.44
yeah... looks better skip these drivers
Seeing a huge performance loss in Far Cry Primal (built-in benchmark) in low resolution here on these:
Not entirely sure that it's due to the new driver though as Windows was patched a couple of times between these benchmarks.
Anyone else interested in checking it out?
Nvidia should do something about their drivers - this one doesn't interest me the slightest - G-sync fix, support for a VR game and support for the latest 3k priced card. Getting notifications from Windows and Geforce experience to update. Each one around half a gig of data.
Same time old drivers remain installed and have junk in like 3-5 locations, adding up to several dozen GB of JUNK. Not excellent for solid state storage.
Has anyone tested AC
rigins? I seem to have the odd micro stutter again. Didn't seem to be an issue on 388.44yeah... looks better skip these drivers
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#5499233 Posted on: 12/08/2017 06:18 PM
To be fair, this is the only performance loss I've ran into so far. Other D3D11 games seem to give the same results as on .31.
yeah... looks better skip these drivers
To be fair, this is the only performance loss I've ran into so far. Other D3D11 games seem to give the same results as on .31.
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Same time old drivers remain installed and have junk in like 3-5 locations, adding up to several dozen GB of JUNK. Not excellent for solid state storage.
Several dozen = 36gb+, which is obviously not happening after a few driver installs.
Regardless, SSD space is cheap, so who cares.