Nvidia has released a new set of drivers for its graphics cards. The GeForce 314.22 Beta WHQL is packed with significant performance improvements for Irrational Games’ latest Bioshock game, Bioshock: Infinite. As noted, owners of GTX 680 cards can expect a 41% boost over the previous GeForce 314.07 WHQL drivers. You can find the complete changelog below, as well as the download link.
Those interested can download this new driver from here.
And here is its changelog:
New in GeForce 314.22 Drivers
Performance Boost – Increases performance for GeForce 400/500/600 series GPUs in several PC games vs. GeForce 314.07 WHQL-certified drivers. Results will vary depending on your GPU and system configuration. Here are a few examples:
GeForce GTX 680:
-Up to 41% faster in BioShock Infinite
-Up to 60% faster in Tomb Raider
-Up to 23% faster in Sniper Elite V2
-Up to 13% faster in Sleeping Dogs
GeForce GTX 680 SLI:
-Up to 21% faster in Sniper Elite V2
-Up to 14% faster in Sleeping Dogs
-Up to 10% faster in StarCraft II
-Up to 15% faster in Civilization V
NVIDIA SLI Technology – Adds or updates the following SLI profiles (since GeForce 314.14 drivers):
-Sniper Elite: Nazi Zombie Army – Added DX11 SLI profile
-Dungeons and Dragons: Neverwinter – Added DX9 SLI profile
-BioShock Infinite – Added AO profile
NVIDIA 3D Vision – Adds the following profiles (since GeForce 314.14 drivers):
-MUD – rated Good
-Brutal Legend – rated Good
-Tomb Raider – updated rating to Good
NVIDIA CUDA
Includes support for applications built using CUDA 5 or earlier version of the CUDA Toolkit.
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