Today was the big release of Nvidia's new 258 series WHQL drivers. The internet told me it is a big deal.
Here is some information and links to the different versions.
Drivers
Showing posts with label nvidia. Show all posts
Showing posts with label nvidia. Show all posts
Monday, July 19, 2010
Saturday, April 24, 2010
Nvidia projections
All this ATI talk among the taco is looking like a good thing...
nvidia stock downgraded to hold
Also, I got invited to this group:
lol
nvidia stock downgraded to hold
Also, I got invited to this group:
lol
Tuesday, March 30, 2010
i am disappoint, nvidia
For anyone holding out hope for the new Nvidia architecture to slam ATI's dick in a brick wall at high garm speed:
you are disappoint.
The specs on this board, which boasts minute performance increases over ATI's latest series (which was released at least 6 months earlier), are enough to make your giant computer tower hover for about 12 minutes before igniting then melting shortly after consuming every bit of electricity left in the whole world.
What's worse is at the price it's coming in at, it's not even close to being competitive, so anyone holding out for a price drop on the high-end video cards won't see it anytime soon.
Nvidia has claimed that these glaring negative points are a trade off for how CUDA, tessellation, and PhysX will raise the bar for graphic performance using DX11. Even if that were the case, you're hard pressed to find anything coming out in the next year that will take advantage of the technology. People who are impressed by these kinds of things are the same people that pre-ordered AVP and S.T.A.L.K.E.R. We all know how that turned out.
With all that taken into consideration along with the 480's astoundingly awful 20 degree max temp. difference and over 100 W power consumption difference over its competitor's (top of the line) product on just about every test released:
I, personally, won't be holding my breath.
provided is a great article, one of many disappoints i have read today:
http://techgage.com/article/nvidia_geforce_gtx_480_-_gf100_has_landed/14
also, lol at the 295 doing better avg. FPS on crysis: warhead on that test
you are disappoint.
The specs on this board, which boasts minute performance increases over ATI's latest series (which was released at least 6 months earlier), are enough to make your giant computer tower hover for about 12 minutes before igniting then melting shortly after consuming every bit of electricity left in the whole world.
What's worse is at the price it's coming in at, it's not even close to being competitive, so anyone holding out for a price drop on the high-end video cards won't see it anytime soon.
Nvidia has claimed that these glaring negative points are a trade off for how CUDA, tessellation, and PhysX will raise the bar for graphic performance using DX11. Even if that were the case, you're hard pressed to find anything coming out in the next year that will take advantage of the technology. People who are impressed by these kinds of things are the same people that pre-ordered AVP and S.T.A.L.K.E.R. We all know how that turned out.
With all that taken into consideration along with the 480's astoundingly awful 20 degree max temp. difference and over 100 W power consumption difference over its competitor's (top of the line) product on just about every test released:
I, personally, won't be holding my breath.
provided is a great article, one of many disappoints i have read today:
http://techgage.com/article/nvidia_geforce_gtx_480_-_gf100_has_landed/14
also, lol at the 295 doing better avg. FPS on crysis: warhead on that test
Thursday, March 18, 2010
Update for Nvidia video cards
The driver update released around the time BC2 came out has a fan speed bug that could potentially affect the performance of your millenium machine.
Article from tech report and link to new drivers here: LINK
In other news, if you think you had some sweet jorts, think again. The dirty dad dick took leave to Carolina last week to indulge in the warm weather and decided to send his regards:
Article from tech report and link to new drivers here: LINK
In other news, if you think you had some sweet jorts, think again. The dirty dad dick took leave to Carolina last week to indulge in the warm weather and decided to send his regards:
Wednesday, January 27, 2010
Nvidia drivers update
I know most of us use Nvidia gpu's so I thought I let you know....
New drivers (196.21): 32-bit or 64-bit
"Adds SLI and multi-GPU support for many top new gaming titles including Avatar Demo, Battlefield: Bad Company 2, City Bus Simulator, Dirt 2, Ferrari Virtual Race, GREED: Black Border, Mass Effect 2, Mortal Online, Ninja Blade, Operation Flashpoint: Dragon Rising Demo, Planet 51, RUSE, Serious Sam HD, and Wings of Prey."
Good news, because Mass Effect 2 was running a little choppy for me. Granted I have every setting pushed as high as it goes...
Let's kiss.
New drivers (196.21): 32-bit or 64-bit
"Adds SLI and multi-GPU support for many top new gaming titles including Avatar Demo, Battlefield: Bad Company 2, City Bus Simulator, Dirt 2, Ferrari Virtual Race, GREED: Black Border, Mass Effect 2, Mortal Online, Ninja Blade, Operation Flashpoint: Dragon Rising Demo, Planet 51, RUSE, Serious Sam HD, and Wings of Prey."
Good news, because Mass Effect 2 was running a little choppy for me. Granted I have every setting pushed as high as it goes...
Let's kiss.
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