Posted on Sunday, January 10 2010 @ 6:00 CET by Thomas De Maesschalck
InsideHW.com has compared graphics card performances with old and new
driver versions. Here is a quote from this review:
“We have already compared different versions of drivers for graphics
cards in the past, and the reasons are quite natural: after a card comes
out on the market, current drivers do not allow it to express all its
potential. A card usually shines after the first few revisions of this
software. This time we choosed two models that have appeared in the mid
2008th and were quite a popular choice, first in the higher, and then in
middle price range. The situation is specific because one of these two
models is practically twice "recycled" GeForce 8 series card, and should
be in a much better starting position, because the NVIDIA was, at the
time, releasing a driver for the well-known chip, so we didn't expect a
big improvement in the new version…”
You can check it out
over here.
