Nvidia are working on a new DirectX 12 optimised GPU driver
Nvidia are working on a new DirectX 12 optimised GPU driver
Published: 1st March 2017 | Source: Nvidia Geforce |
Nvidia are working on a new DirectX 12 optimised GPU driver
Nvidia is now working on a new Geforce driver which is designed specifically with DirectX 12 in mind, offering up to 16% performance gains across a range of DirectX 12 gaming titles.
To create this driver Nvidia has been working with the developers of a wide range of DirectX 12 titles like Ashes of the Singularity, Gears of War 4, Rise of the Tomb Raider and Tom Clancy's The Division in order to refine their driver's codebase to make the best use of this new API. These changes should affect all DirectX 12 games moving forward, allowing users of Nvidia GPU to achieve higher performance levels with this new API than previously.
NVIDIA also revealed an upcoming Game Ready Driver optimized for DirectX 12 games. The company refined code in the driver and worked side by side with game developers to deliver performance increases of up to 16 percent on average across a variety of DirectX 12 games, such as Ashes of the Singularity, Gears of War 4, Hitman, Rise of the Tomb Raider and Tom Clancy's The Division.
Since the first launch of its Pascal architecture -- the world's most advanced DX12 GPU family, including the performance-leading GeForce GTX 1080 Ti and GTX 1080 GPUs -- NVIDIA has continuously improved DX12 game performance through releases of Game Ready drivers. The drivers are timed with the release of the latest games by leading partners.
Right now it is unknown when Nvidia plans on releasing this new driver, though we do plan on conducting dedicated GPU testing when this new driver drops.
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No doubt when I fire up my Nvidia rigs this will be shoved down my throat as soon as it's booted lol.Quote
only for 10xx cards, or ...?Quote
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Originally Posted by MiNo
only for 10xx cards, or ...?
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Originally Posted by WYP
No idea. I plan to test both Maxwell and pascal when the driver drops.
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However, rereading the above makes me think this is Pascal only.Quote
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Originally Posted by MiNo
Sounds good :-)
However, rereading the above makes me think this is Pascal only. |
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