Quote Originally Posted by audiofreak View Post
I totally agree with you.



What if the new driver is needed to properly support a new game you just bought and want to play, and this new driver screws up one of the old games you are still playing?

Because that is what happens very often with ATI drivers you know.

Do you really expect me to keep switching drivers so I can play different games?

I don't argue your point. That's why I said you have to try new drivers.
Even then unless you play 10 games at a time, I am sure there is already one set out there that will work for you. Even the relatively buggy drivets are not as bad as people make them out to be. . Even 10.9 hf are not bad. But still I prefer 10.4 for the performance with certain older games and they are better for benching.

There are 20 odd set of drivers if you count leaked beta for 5000 series. Those of us who are using 5 series since last year already know what works on our system. You need to find one for your system.

I am just glad I have both systems (nvidia and ati) here. Nvidia too had some silly bugs. Most of them in 2d where I spend more time than gaming.

Its sad that there is no perfect driver out there. But then this is pc gaming scene, not console.

And don't forget, its not always ati's fault or nvidia' s fault that causes issues with a particular game. Many times developer is at fault.

In the end I don't care about any other synthetic benchmarks other than competitive ones like spi and 3dmark.



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