GeForce 310.70 WHQL claims impressive fps boast

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Grand Master

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I downloaded them last night but never got around to installing them. Was going to do so today. Will see if they are all they are cracked up to be.

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Haven't these been out for a while? I installed them a few weeks back when I got my 680 (EVGA Classified)

In Beta probably yes, but official WHQL was definitely yesterday, Dec 17th. I tend to stick to WHQL myself these days so I know for certain it was yesterday. Congrats on the card BTW!

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Haven't these been out for a while? I installed them a few weeks back when I got my 680 (EVGA Classified)

You are absolutely correct, this driver set is old. It was released as a WHQL candidate on December 4th and the exact same set was re-released yesterday WHQL certified.

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How does nvidia keep improving performance of games? Are they coded kinda in a rush but then improve the drivers over time or what?

I'm not saying the gains are bad just I can't understand how they can keep improving the software to run faster :s

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Tried it out this morning and had to downgrade, I could not get my monitor back to 1920X1200 it was maxed out at 1920X1080, kind of a weird issue, but my screen wasn't scaling correctly on top of that

Installed it on my 550TI since their site said it was the latest for it

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Will test this when I get home on my GTX 650 Ti

i just ordered this card, but its not delivered yet.

does it use these drivers? its not listed in the pictures in the OP?

also what do you think of it? I bought the EVGA GTX650 Ti SuperSuperClocked

EDIT: nevermind, checked nvidia site, these drivers support loads of cards lol (im a noob to graphics cards)

http://www.nvidia.com/object/win8-win7-winvista-64bit-310.70-whql-driver.html

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i just ordered this card, but its not delivered yet.

does it use these drivers? its not listed in the pictures in the OP?

also what do you think of it? I bought the EVGA GTX650 Ti SuperSuperClocked

EDIT: nevermind, checked nvidia site, these drivers support loads of cards lol (im a noob to graphics cards)

http://www.nvidia.com/object/win8-win7-winvista-64bit-310.70-whql-driver.html

Nvidia cards have universal drivers.

I don't know about your card; I got a Gigabyte GTC 650 Ti. Im very pleased with it.

Downloading those drivers now.

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so what difference does the WHQL make/what does it mean?

They were tested and approved by MS. They will always be the same as one BETA version as one of the BETA builds would have had to have been sent to MS for approval. It is generally the latest BETA, but not always.

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