lol Big bang drivers. Those drivers will probably make your DDR3 transform into DDR5. Maybe some voodoo magic in it and the GPU duplicates itself...![]()
lol Big bang drivers. Those drivers will probably make your DDR3 transform into DDR5. Maybe some voodoo magic in it and the GPU duplicates itself...![]()
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That is an actual term peiople use for THE driver that is refined and finally makes the cards come alive after a new high perforkance card is released. GTX2xx cards are already showing some substantial gains from drivers. It's a serious matter, and it makes it alot of difference after these drivers are tweaked. No it won't grow new RAM, or a GPU, but it does give better performance.
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You must not be an Nvidia card user, otherwise you would have tried the 178.13/178.15 drivers and seen the very notable increase in performance in a number of games.
If the 180xx continues this trend, then Nvidia will definitely increase the gap between itself and ATI, particularly in the single GPU department.
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The latest drivers put me over 15K in vantage for the first time with my Q6600, and single 280.
They are indeed getting faster. I expect good things from Big Bang II.
I also look foward to the 350, or GX2 card. I will be using the 350 for graphics, and current 280 for dedicated PhysX.
Providing we get some new PhysX games, it should make for a decent rig...
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