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GeForce 399.07 WHQL driver download
on: 08/27/2018 03:41 PM [ 21 comment(s) ]
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tunejunky
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#5578912 Posted on: 08/28/2018 05:31 PM
yeah, unfortunately i think you're right. the Nvidia forums were full of side-stepping and responsibility avoiding.
Honestly I'd have to give them credit if it were out anytime soon. I give it a week.
yeah, unfortunately i think you're right. the Nvidia forums were full of side-stepping and responsibility avoiding.
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#5579200 Posted on: 08/29/2018 09:52 AM
i find a tendency for nvidia users to stay silent about the problems they have.
keep it under wraps and hide any problems to disguise their experience to give the impression all is well when in fact its a crazy mess.
I will sing and dance until the cows come home that getting a second GTX1080 was without a doubt the worst decision I have made in computing. Near nothing supports SLI now and if it does it has terrible scaling. I have tried quite a few games, Fallout 4 has horrendous scaling about 40% GPU usage and sinks to 40fps in Boston.... how is that even possible!? My cards are working fine they get over 13.3K in Time Spy. All the games that used to support SLI and get good scaling now simply either support it with terrible scaling or flat out don't support it. Every single Assassins Creed game supported it (AFAIK) yet Odyssey flatout does not have an SLI profile.
I have tried Nvidia Nspector but that can just add more problems than its really worth.
Rainbow Six Siege and GTAV have excellent performance though. By far the best I have tried. I may just sell these cards and get a 1080Ti, I'm stamping my foot down and I am 100% not jumping on the 2000 series bandwagon.
i find a tendency for nvidia users to stay silent about the problems they have.
keep it under wraps and hide any problems to disguise their experience to give the impression all is well when in fact its a crazy mess.
I will sing and dance until the cows come home that getting a second GTX1080 was without a doubt the worst decision I have made in computing. Near nothing supports SLI now and if it does it has terrible scaling. I have tried quite a few games, Fallout 4 has horrendous scaling about 40% GPU usage and sinks to 40fps in Boston.... how is that even possible!? My cards are working fine they get over 13.3K in Time Spy. All the games that used to support SLI and get good scaling now simply either support it with terrible scaling or flat out don't support it. Every single Assassins Creed game supported it (AFAIK) yet Odyssey flatout does not have an SLI profile.
I have tried Nvidia Nspector but that can just add more problems than its really worth.
Rainbow Six Siege and GTAV have excellent performance though. By far the best I have tried. I may just sell these cards and get a 1080Ti, I'm stamping my foot down and I am 100% not jumping on the 2000 series bandwagon.
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#5579237 Posted on: 08/29/2018 11:56 AM
Multigpu is pretty much dead.
Multigpu is pretty much dead.
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#5579243 Posted on: 08/29/2018 12:32 PM
Might come back a bit with raytracing because it's scaling is near perfect - but yeah probably dead.
Multigpu is pretty much dead.
Might come back a bit with raytracing because it's scaling is near perfect - but yeah probably dead.
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Honestly I'd have to give them credit if it were out anytime soon. I give it a week.