NVIDIA ForceWare 169.12 Beta


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NVIDIA has new beta drivers up for download!

Release highlights:

# Beta driver for GeForce 6, 7, and 8 series GPUs.

# Fixes a resume from Sleep/Hibernate issue with GeForce 8800 GT.

# Recommended driver for Crysis (no Crysis changes from Release 169.09).

Download for Windows Vista

English: 32-bit | 64-bit

International: 32-bit | 64-bit

Release notes: http://us.download.nvidia.com/Windows/169....lease_Notes.pdf

I like how NVIDIA is proud of "no Crysis changes from Release 169.09" to put it like that (N)

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Unless you have a 8800GT this is a useless release.

I hate it how it takes so long for nVidia to come out with drivers and so often I see like 1-2 MAYBE 3 fixes in the drivers while the ATI ones come out like clockwork and have like 20 fixes for performance (10% increase here and 30% there with a ton of other fixes).

Unless you have a 8800GT this is a useless release.

I hate it how it takes so long for nVidia to come out with drivers and so often I see like 1-2 MAYBE 3 fixes in the drivers while the ATI ones come out like clockwork and have like 20 fixes for performance (10% increase here and 30% there with a ton of other fixes).

+1 mate

This driver certainly increases performance on directx 10 crysis if u have sp1 rc installed. And everyone can say no blah blah blah but how can u explain my 10 fps increase and my ability to almost max all settings out now (Very high directx 10) without lag on my single 8800gtx q6600 2gbs of ram that was struggling while playing crysis on high be4 i installed these drivers. Either God magically suped up my computer or these drivers increased performance a ton for me. Its funny how nvidia said its the same but its totally different for me plus my crysis benchmarks have also shown a great increase in fps. The only explanation i can give is it has something to do with sp1 rc or something. Soo if ur runing vista sp1 and driectx 10 give these a shot.

Unless you have a 8800GT this is a useless release.

I hate it how it takes so long for nVidia to come out with drivers and so often I see like 1-2 MAYBE 3 fixes in the drivers while the ATI ones come out like clockwork and have like 20 fixes for performance (10% increase here and 30% there with a ton of other fixes).

its hard to improve on perfection

crashed alien spaceship parts = nvidia

Unless you have a 8800GT this is a useless release.

I hate it how it takes so long for nVidia to come out with drivers and so often I see like 1-2 MAYBE 3 fixes in the drivers while the ATI ones come out like clockwork and have like 20 fixes for performance (10% increase here and 30% there with a ton of other fixes).

... or maybe NVIDIA don't have as much to have to fix as ATI do.

its hard to improve on perfection

crashed alien spaceship parts = nvidia

... or maybe NVIDIA don't have as much to have to fix as ATI do.

There are a ton of bugs still left in their 6-7 series Vista driver.

A ton. I shouldn't have to upgrade to an 8800GT to fix BSODs (an interesting side effect of my performance-oriented upgrade).

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