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February 15th 10, 10:00 AM
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Are there any reasons upgrading nVidia GeForce driver v191.07 ifa GTS250 is used ?
I am using a MSI GTS250 with 1Meg and I'm pretty satisfied with the
results (also compared to my former ATI HD5770 try). I am using now nVidia 191.07 drivers for XP and I guess later driver optimizations affects only G200 based nVidia cards (and the GTS250 is G92b based). So are there any reasons upgrading the driver software for XP yet ? Regards Peter 
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February 15th 10, 11:38 PM
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Are there any reasons upgrading nVidia GeForce driver v191.07 if a GTS250 is used ?
Each release fixes a few bugs with certain games and applications. See
history of changes: http://us.download.nvidia.com/Window...ease_Notes.pdf -- "War is the continuation of politics by other means. It can therefore be said that politics is war without bloodshed while war is politics with bloodshed." "Peter Dassow" wrote in message ... I am using a MSI GTS250 with 1Meg and I'm pretty satisfied with the results (also compared to my former ATI HD5770 try). I am using now nVidia 191.07 drivers for XP and I guess later driver optimizations affects only G200 based nVidia cards (and the GTS250 is G92b based). So are there any reasons upgrading the driver software for XP yet ? Regards Peter
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February 16th 10, 03:56 AM
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Are there any reasons upgrading nVidia GeForce driver v191.07if a GTS250 is used ?
On 2/15/2010 4:00 AM, Peter Dassow wrote:
I am using a MSI GTS250 with 1Meg and I'm pretty satisfied with the results (also compared to my former ATI HD5770 try). I am using now nVidia 191.07 drivers for XP and I guess later driver optimizations affects only G200 based nVidia cards (and the GTS250 is G92b based). So are there any reasons upgrading the driver software for XP yet ? Regards Peter I'm using 196.21 with a 9800GTX+ (same as GTS250) and seeing better performance in several games over the 191 series. Other than that the newer driver supports DX11 (software, DirectCompute), OpenCL, newer Physx drivers, better power management; lots of things. Oh and Fallout 3 was finally fixed.
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February 16th 10, 04:07 AM
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Are there any reasons upgrading nVidia GeForce driver v191.07 if a GTS250 is used ?
It's interesting they got SLI working correctly with Mass Effect 2 (which
the game, being CPU-limited, arguably doesn't need...), but not AA. Still have the rename the exe... -- "War is the continuation of politics by other means. It can therefore be said that politics is war without bloodshed while war is politics with bloodshed." "deimos" deimos@localhost wrote in message ... On 2/15/2010 4:00 AM, Peter Dassow wrote: I am using a MSI GTS250 with 1Meg and I'm pretty satisfied with the results (also compared to my former ATI HD5770 try). I am using now nVidia 191.07 drivers for XP and I guess later driver optimizations affects only G200 based nVidia cards (and the GTS250 is G92b based). So are there any reasons upgrading the driver software for XP yet ? Regards Peter I'm using 196.21 with a 9800GTX+ (same as GTS250) and seeing better performance in several games over the 191 series. Other than that the newer driver supports DX11 (software, DirectCompute), OpenCL, newer Physx drivers, better power management; lots of things. Oh and Fallout 3 was finally fixed.
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February 18th 10, 12:23 AM
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Are there any reasons upgrading nVidia GeForce driver v191.07if a GTS250 is used ?
On 2/16/2010 12:28 AM, Steve wrote:
In , deimos@localhost says... On 2/15/2010 4:00 AM, Peter Dassow wrote: I am using a MSI GTS250 with 1Meg and I'm pretty satisfied with the results (also compared to my former ATI HD5770 try). I am using now nVidia 191.07 drivers for XP and I guess later driver optimizations affects only G200 based nVidia cards (and the GTS250 is G92b based). So are there any reasons upgrading the driver software for XP yet ? Regards Peter I'm using 196.21 with a 9800GTX+ (same as GTS250) and seeing better performance in several games over the 191 series. Other than that the newer driver supports DX11 (software, DirectCompute), OpenCL, newer Physx drivers, better power management; lots of things. Oh and Fallout 3 was finally fixed. Which card(s) of Nvidia's uses DX11? s They don't, you need a the driver to simply support the API. You can still run HAL through DX10.1 level hardware. DX11 is a superset of DX10.
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