Nvidia GeForce 314.14 Beta Drivers Released
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The new drivers increase performance for a variety of released and upcoming titles.
Nvidia has released its new GeForce 314.14 Beta Drivers, which it claims boost performance by up to 23 percent and provide optimisations for Sim City, Starcraft 2: Heart of the Swarm, Resident Evil 6 and Hawken. Other cited improvements are up to 23 and 9 percent better performance in Sniper Elite V2 and Sleeping Dogs on a GTX 680 and a 9 per cent improvement in Starcraft II for the GTX 690.
For the full list of improvements and to download the GeForce 314.14 Beta drivers, visit Nvidia's website.
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lol omg ZING.. that was pretty good..
the tomb raider issue is not all driver related, a patch will be needed for the game itself.
Indeed!
However, the HotS expansion pack release is three days away. Ppl should note that this beta driver has optimisations... if they have any issues, perhaps a fix is already in the "pipe" (five by five).
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8dXc2W1uWck
http://www.rockpapershotgun.com/2013/03/07/nvidia-apologises-for-crummy-tomb-raider-performance/
nope there has been two game patches already
Because you've contributed so much by saying that....
what, you an AMD fan boy?
amd and nvidia have both good products right now, competition is good. grow up kid
why can't we just compile the program and execute the instructions on GPU(similar to CPU)
cpu does have drivers, they're just auto installed along with Windows/Linux/whatever.
Like everyone else on the internet I'm in shock that you think anyone would actually fall for this. Did you really think that would work?
Those are generated by spam bots, they get past the captcha by using captcha farms (there are idiots who will go on those pay sites which pay you 1 tenth of a penny for each captcha you get right (not understanding that you will probably never reach the $10 minimum payout.
Anyway more complex caphchas are no longer working because those spam companies are farming out the captcha for more or less free.
The only effective way so far that I have seen is to have custom human verifications where it will ask something like " What is 5 plus two" This reduces the ability of the spambots to farm off all of the verifications and thus will require then to customize a spam profile for the site (which can be mitigated by changing the id's of the text fields)
Another method (though it requires more moderators), is to have a comment approval system where after they register, their first post requires approval and if it is spam the moderator can easily ban the user, and if it is a valid comment then it is approved and then all subsequent post will be approved automatically.
hopefully tomshardware will one day implement a more modern spam prevention system.
http://bit.ly/YNQjU2
These do not fix the crashes associated with TR. To fix them install this . Once installed change both SLI Compatibility and SLI compatibility (DX1x) setting using nvidia inspector to "0x084000F5"