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Old February 22nd 04, 12:12 PM
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I got this driver from Guru3d.com and scores from all my benchmarks went
down by 9% -15%. Anyone else having the same results?
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Old February 22nd 04, 01:06 PM
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"Mike" wrote
I got this driver from Guru3d.com and scores from all my benchmarks went
down by 9% -15%. Anyone else having the same results?


Haven't noticed any dramatic drops in performance, but
come to that I haven't looked any benchmarks and card
is only GF3 Ti200 :-)

Are these 56.55's really the first drivers that do have
this nice profiling-system for games? Quite handy, now
I don't have to go and manually switch that damn VSYNC
on every time before playing Beyond Good & Evil...


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Old February 22nd 04, 02:40 PM
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Are these 56.55's really the first drivers that do have
this nice profiling-system for games? Quite handy, now
I don't have to go and manually switch that damn VSYNC
on every time before playing Beyond Good & Evil...


What do you need to do that for? I love this game, but boy is it particular
about the video settings!


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Old February 22nd 04, 03:21 PM
Anders Albrechtsen
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"Aki Peltola" wrote in message
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"Mike" wrote
I got this driver from Guru3d.com and scores from all my benchmarks went
down by 9% -15%. Anyone else having the same results?


Haven't noticed any dramatic drops in performance, but
come to that I haven't looked any benchmarks and card
is only GF3 Ti200 :-)

Are these 56.55's really the first drivers that do have
this nice profiling-system for games? Quite handy, now
I don't have to go and manually switch that damn VSYNC
on every time before playing Beyond Good & Evil...


Intersting. The water is completely messed up in Beyond Good and Evil on my
system with the 56.55 drivers.
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Old February 22nd 04, 03:45 PM
Mr. Brian Allen
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Intersting. The water is completely messed up in Beyond Good and Evil on
my
system with the 56.55 drivers.


Not mine. The game looks great. I did have to change some of the settings
though.


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Old February 22nd 04, 07:47 PM
Aki Peltola
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"Mr. Brian Allen" wrote
Are these 56.55's really the first drivers that do have
this nice profiling-system for games? Quite handy, now
I don't have to go and manually switch that damn VSYNC
on every time before playing Beyond Good & Evil...

What do you need to do that for? I love this game, but boy is it

particular
about the video settings!


If VSYNC is off, graphics are terribly corrupted.
But I guess this is a demo related issue... hopefully, because
I'm very attempted to get the full version in my hands.


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Old February 22nd 04, 09:41 PM
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"Mr. Brian Allen" wrote in message
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Intersting. The water is completely messed up in Beyond Good and Evil on

my
system with the 56.55 drivers.


Not mine. The game looks great. I did have to change some of the

settings
though.


I see. Which settings did you change?
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Old February 22nd 04, 10:13 PM
Mr. Brian Allen
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I see. Which settings did you change?

I had to turn off HW Vertex Processing and W Buffer, and I had to lower the
antialiasing just a hair from the top of the slider.


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Old February 22nd 04, 11:04 PM
Anders Albrechtsen
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"Mr. Brian Allen" wrote in message
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I see. Which settings did you change?


I had to turn off HW Vertex Processing and W Buffer, and I had to lower

the
antialiasing just a hair from the top of the slider.


Aha, but doesn't the game run a lot slower without HW vertex processing?
Anyway thanks for your help, I'll try your suggestions.
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Old February 22nd 04, 11:13 PM
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Aha, but doesn't the game run a lot slower without HW vertex processing?
Anyway thanks for your help, I'll try your suggestions.


Nope. It runs like a charm and looks beautiful. I had to turn it off
because I was getting major graphics corruption.


 




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