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Nvidia GeForce 340.43 Beta Drivers, Ideal For GRID: Autosport & Battlefield: Hardline Beta

Nvidia has just released a new beta driver for its graphics cards. According to the changelog, the GeForce 340.43 Beta drivers ensures players will have the best possible gaming experience for GRID: Autosport and the Battlefield: Hardline Beta. Continue reading Nvidia GeForce 340.43 Beta Drivers, Ideal For GRID: Autosport & Battlefield: Hardline Beta

Nvidia GeForce 337.81 Beta Driver Released, Ideal Driver For Wolfenstein: The New Order & Watch_Dogs

Wolfenstein: The New Order and Watch_Dogs will be released later this month and as you’d expect, Nvidia has released a new beta driver for its graphics cards. This new beta driver is optimized for the aforementioned titles, as it comes with updated SLI profiles for both of them. Continue reading Nvidia GeForce 337.81 Beta Driver Released, Ideal Driver For Wolfenstein: The New Order & Watch_Dogs

PC Gaming Is Doing Great, Nvidia Reports 24 Billion Dollars Estimated Yearly Revenue, Digital Distribution Boosting Sales

During PAX East, a panel was held that discussed the present and the future of PC gaming. In that panel, Oculus VR founder Palmer Luckey, Planetside 2 Creative Director Matt Higby, Star Citizen Creative Director Chris Roberts and Nvidia’s Director of Technical marketing Tom Petersen shared things that most of us already were aware of. Continue reading PC Gaming Is Doing Great, Nvidia Reports 24 Billion Dollars Estimated Yearly Revenue, Digital Distribution Boosting Sales

Nvidia’s GeForce 337.50 Beta Are Great But Not Equivalent To AMD’s Mantle Performance Boost

Nvidia today released its latest beta driver for its graphics cards. According to their release notes, the GeForce 337.50 Beta drivers pack key DirectX optimizations which result in reduced game-loading times and significant performance increases across a wide variety of games. Moreover, these gains were said to be noticed in CPU bound titles, therefore we decided to give these drivers a test. The end result pleased us but the performance boost is not as good as the one witnessed with AMD’s Mantle. Continue reading Nvidia’s GeForce 337.50 Beta Are Great But Not Equivalent To AMD’s Mantle Performance Boost

Nvidia’s New DX11 Wonder Driver Releases This Monday, Release Notes Revealed

Nvidia announced yesterday that its upcoming DX11 driver that will improve performance on CPU bound titles will be released this Monday, and you can view its complete changelog below. According to the release notes, this new driver introduces key DirectX optimizations which result in reduced game-loading times and significant performance increases across a wide variety of games. Continue reading Nvidia’s New DX11 Wonder Driver Releases This Monday, Release Notes Revealed

New Nvidia Flameworks Tech Demo Shows The Most Realistic Fire & Smoke Effects

During GTC 2014, Nvidia has showcased tha latest version of Flameworks; a system for generating fire, smoke and explosion effects for games. Flameworks combines a state-of-the-art grid-based fluid simulator with an efficient volume rendering engine, and this latest tech demo is impressive (to say the least). This is by far the best ‘fire and smoke’ tech demo, surpassing even the one for Deep Down that Capcom introduced a while back. According to Nvidia, this is real-time volumetric fire simulation running on GeForce Titan Z and packs 32 million voxels. Enjoy! Continue reading New Nvidia Flameworks Tech Demo Shows The Most Realistic Fire & Smoke Effects

Nvidia Announces The Most Powerful & Most Expensive GPU To Date

Sweet Mary of Jesus. Nvidia has announced its latest GPU – the Nvidia GTX Titan Z – that will cost around $3K. No no no, let me say that again. The latest – and most powerful – GPU from Nvidia will cost $3K. I mean, wow… do we really need such a card? Yes, some will say that 4K gaming will now be possible in triple-A games but… a $3K GPU? Continue reading Nvidia Announces The Most Powerful & Most Expensive GPU To Date

Nvidia’s Next Driver Will Bring Massive Performance Improvements In CPU Heavy Games

It seems that Nvidia  has been working on a truly amazing new driver for its graphics cards. Even though MS has just announced DX12 – a new API that promises to offer better performance on CPU heavy titles – the green team is developing a new driver that will lessen the CPU overhead on a variety of DX11 titles. Continue reading Nvidia’s Next Driver Will Bring Massive Performance Improvements In CPU Heavy Games