Aller au contenu

Photo

Nvidia new Beta Drivers


  • Veuillez vous connecter pour répondre
55 réponses à ce sujet

#1
PaganOak

PaganOak
  • Members
  • 405 messages
http://www.nvidia.co...eta-driver.html

:wizard:

#2
PaganOak

PaganOak
  • Members
  • 405 messages
OMG they works a lot better O________O

#3
CMK

CMK
  • Members
  • 15 messages
I upgraded from the inf-moded 267.59 just now.
Full AA without blocky shadows! :o

If it doesn't chras again with the new beta drivers, it's perfect!

#4
dvn4774

dvn4774
  • Members
  • 43 messages
Just check out the quoted performance increases for DA2:

"GeForce GTX 580:

Up to 516% in Dragon Age 2 (SLI 2560x1600 8xAA/16xAF Very High, SSAO on)
Up to 326% in Dragon Age 2 (1920x1200 8xAA/16xAF Very High, SSAO on)
...

GeForce GTX 560 Ti:

Up to 461% in Dragon Age 2 (SLI 1920x1200 8xAA/16xAF, Very High)
Up to 241% in Dragon Age 2 (1920x1200 4xAA/16xAF, Very High)"

Not sure exactly what those percentages signify, but it certainly looks impressive...

#5
PaganOak

PaganOak
  • Members
  • 405 messages
at 1920x1080 res now i can play with no lag and good FPS at very high settings with aa4x... i want to wait for the patch..and then full play immersion xD

#6
deathmetalhead19

deathmetalhead19
  • Members
  • 2 messages
FINALLY... I'll stop playing SC2 now.

#7
PaganOak

PaganOak
  • Members
  • 405 messages
sc2 ? Oo

#8
vas1444

vas1444
  • Members
  • 34 messages
Has anybody try to inf-mod these drivers for the 200 series cards?

#9
JMC002

JMC002
  • Members
  • 328 messages
I just installed this Beta driver and DA2 in DX11 "Very High" is now running very sweetly for me, whereas it was previously at 10-15 FPS! Nice! :)

#10
flexxdk

flexxdk
  • Members
  • 1 791 messages

vas1444 wrote...

Has anybody try to inf-mod these drivers for the 200 series cards?

Don't have to.

The Beta driver is for all cards.

#11
vas1444

vas1444
  • Members
  • 34 messages

Whacka wrote...

vas1444 wrote...

Has anybody try to inf-mod these drivers for the 200 series cards?

Don't have to.

The Beta driver is for all cards.


Indeed, it does show up for me now.. Didn't before for some reason.. ty.

#12
LonsiDAO

LonsiDAO
  • Members
  • 10 messages
New betas gave me about +10 fps (GTX460 1GB), what's good, but far from being 'smooth'. Strangely, without holding the right mouse button while running, it still stutters like hell. There's a lot to do, Bioware! NVIDIA or AMD are not responsible for a poor optimized game. It's up to the developer and it's engine.

Modifié par LonsiDAO, 30 mars 2011 - 04:00 .


#13
RVonE

RVonE
  • Members
  • 433 messages
I've gotten very good results with these drivers. Roughly +10 fps like Lonsi said. But I'm also encountering the running issue he described.

#14
DPB

DPB
  • Members
  • 906 messages
A good improvement for me with a 9800 GTX+ versus 267.24. The difference isn't enormous, but that extra 5 FPS is enough to mean that I can use high instead of medium at playable framerates. Also, there's no longer a big discrepancy between using the same settings on the two renderers - DX11 medium runs just as fast as DX9 medium now.

Modifié par dbankier, 30 mars 2011 - 05:52 .


#15
JMC002

JMC002
  • Members
  • 328 messages
I haven't measured my frame rate - either for the previous certified drivers or these latest beta ones - but it was very low (10 - 15 FPS) on max settings at 1280 X 1024 with the previous driver, and now it's smooth (at least 30 FPS), and the missing textures (black triangles) that I suffered with the older drivers haven't yet occurred with the new ones. I'm happy! :)

#16
sludog1

sludog1
  • Members
  • 2 messages
i dl and installed the new beta drivers and seen no improvement at all.  i run a i7 920@3.6 and GTX 580 and after install got 8fps at everything max.  even with doin the nvidia clean install option.  Ive been following the threads here and been downloading drivers for the 560 and now jus for the 590, so I uninstalled the driver, booted into safe mode, ran driver sweeper, rebooted and installed the new beta drivers and I'm now running everything maxed, all options checked and getting 40-50fps steady. thats in combat too.

#17
mikey3k

mikey3k
  • Members
  • 177 messages
These new drivers are great for DA2.

#18
RaenImrahl

RaenImrahl
  • Members
  • 5 386 messages
Decent improvement w/ DX11 on two GTS450's in SLI configuration... high detail, AA x4, AF x16, SSAO on, V-Sync off in game (forced on by GPU... seems to work a little better).

Average 42 FPS in combat. Also about 44 fps while running along the Wounded Coast. Shadows on characters faces better.

Now let's see what the next game patch brings.

EDIT:  On medium, with no SSAO, DX11 framerate now matches DX9-- near as makes no difference 60FPS.  Dunno if it's worth it, though.  Can anyone see a difference between the two render modes on medium?

Modifié par RaenImrahl, 30 mars 2011 - 07:21 .


#19
sheppard7

sheppard7
  • Members
  • 1 493 messages
nice going to update now.

#20
Miriel Amarinth

Miriel Amarinth
  • Members
  • 390 messages

RaenImrahl wrote...
EDIT:  On medium, with no SSAO, DX11 framerate now matches DX9-- near as makes no difference 60FPS.  Dunno if it's worth it, though.  Can anyone see a difference between the two render modes on medium?


In theory there should be no difference, since Medium should just use DX9 features even when you're using the DX11 renderer, since the High setting is what adds the unconfigurable DX10 features (lighting, shadows) and the Very High setting is what adds the unconfigurable DX11 features (tessellation, etc). It's for this reason that when using the DX9 renderer you're limited to Medium details at maximum, because the higher settings contain features unsupported by DX9.

If the DX11 and DX9 renderer are now performing the same on Medium settings with no SSAO (dx10 feature), then that's good, because it means the DX11 renderer is finally running optimized on Nvidia cards. :)

Modifié par Miriel Amarinth, 30 mars 2011 - 07:50 .


#21
DPB

DPB
  • Members
  • 906 messages

RaenImrahl wrote...

EDIT:  On medium, with no SSAO, DX11 framerate now matches DX9-- near as makes no difference 60FPS.  Dunno if it's worth it, though.  Can anyone see a difference between the two render modes on medium?


You should only see a difference in graphics and performance if the high textures are enabled. To see some of them at all, the DX11 renderer has to be used, since they're larger than the maximum size supported by DX9.

Modifié par dbankier, 30 mars 2011 - 07:59 .


#22
Guest_xnoxiousx_*

Guest_xnoxiousx_*
  • Guests
good update

#23
Taura-Tierno

Taura-Tierno
  • Members
  • 887 messages
Lol. I couldn't play the game on 8x anti-aliasing without horrible lag. Even using "Very High" caused a significant drop in the flow.

Now, I can apparently play with everything maxed, and I'm only noticing some very minor drop in frame rates.

Seems this was a very well needed update.

#24
JediMB

JediMB
  • Members
  • 695 messages
Well, with these new drivers my Gainward GTX460 GS 1GB runs the game smoothly at maxed settings. At least judging from the opening battle, as I figured that would be a good place to start testing the performance.

I'll try Kirkwall performance later.

I still had noticeable fps-drops with the hacked Ti-driver if I activated the Very High-exclusive features and/or had anisotropic filtering set higher than x8, so the beta driver is at least easily an improvement over that.

Modifié par JediMB, 30 mars 2011 - 11:38 .


#25
darknakar2

darknakar2
  • Members
  • 2 messages
i cleared my driver and tryed the lastest beta 270.51 and i still have the same fps as before sadly i run 580 gtx sli and from what i read it supose to have increase Up to 516% in Dragon Age 2 (SLI 2560x1600 8xAA/16xAF Very High, SSAO on)

weird