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post #251 of 337
1/14/13 at 2:59pm
Doh! I installed these but i have yet to test them. What is the fixed supposed to do exactly?
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1/14/13 at 3:20pm
From that thread at GeForce I guess this is just to fix the cold boot issue where the drivers don't load in multi-gpu configurations.
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post #253 of 337
1/14/13 at 5:33pm
Where is this fixed driver?
I'd like to install the .90 again.
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post #254 of 337
1/14/13 at 5:37pm
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Where is this fixed driver?
I'd like to install the .90 again.

While the date still reads Jan 5, that's the new one.

EDIT: The 310.90 over at GeForce.com, that's the new one, don't mind the upload date.
Edited by SlackerITGuy - 1/14/13 at 5:40pm
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1/15/13 at 8:21am
Played for a few hours last night with the updated driver with the 690 correction. A few different titles BF3, L4D2, FC3. Everything ran smooth as butter. I can't get over the difference from 60hz to 120hz. Its staggering.
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post #256 of 337
1/15/13 at 8:30am
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Played for a few hours last night with the updated driver with the 690 correction. A few different titles BF3, L4D2, FC3. Everything ran smooth as butter. I can't get over the difference from 60hz to 120hz. Its staggering.

The real question is, what's smoother? a V-Sync'ed 60Hz image or a non V-Sync'ed 120Hz one...
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1/15/13 at 8:52am
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The real question is, what's smoother? a V-Sync'ed 60Hz image or a non V-Sync'ed 120Hz one...

I never have v-sync on. I had a dell u3011 before and tried surround/eyefinity as well with 3x asus 24" monitors. If you have a capable rig to keep things over 100fps in ultra the 120hz experience is something to behold. I really hope these monitor companies have something in the works for 2560 in 120hz. I'd drop 1500 easy if they produced one.
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1/15/13 at 9:24am
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I never have v-sync on. I had a dell u3011 before and tried surround/eyefinity as well with 3x asus 24" monitors. If you have a capable rig to keep things over 100fps in ultra the 120hz experience is something to behold. I really hope these monitor companies have something in the works for 2560 in 120hz. I'd drop 1500 easy if they produced one.

The thing is, according to every single person/review site on the internet a 120Hz monitor is significantly smoother than a 60Hz one, but there's still image tearing am I right?

I would really like to see someone perform this test, what's smoother/more fluid? a V-Sync'ed 60Hz image vs a non V-Sync'ed 120Hz.

I'd put my money on the V-Sync'ed 60Hz one.

One thing's for sure, trying to set up a 120Hz V-Sync'ed gaming rig would be extremely more expensive, you'll need at least multiple GPUs (for modern games and future proofing), not to mention the actual 120Hz monitor itself.
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post #259 of 337
1/15/13 at 9:40am
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The thing is, according to every single person/review site on the internet a 120Hz monitor is significantly smoother than a 60Hz one, but there's still image tearing am I right?

I would really like to see someone perform this test, what's smoother/more fluid? a V-Sync'ed 60Hz image vs a non V-Sync'ed 120Hz.

I'd put my money on the V-Sync'ed 60Hz one.

One thing's for sure, trying to set up a 120Hz V-Sync'ed gaming rig would be extremely more expensive, you'll need at least multiple GPUs (for modern games and future proofing), not to mention the actual 120Hz monitor itself.

I'm no expert just telling you what I've experienced. Not many people have tried all 3 popular monitor displays like I have. (2560/eyefinity/120hz) I don't see any tearing or distortion of any kind. In bf3 for example I never drop below 100fps with everything maxed out in ultra. It mainly stays steady around 120-125. For any doubters I guess you just need to experience it for yourself. Most that have will never go back to 60hz. I'm one of them.
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1/15/13 at 9:44am
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I'm no expert just telling you what I've experienced. Not many people have tried all 3 popular monitor displays like I have. (2560/eyefinity/120hz) I don't see any tearing or distortion of any kind. In bf3 for example I never drop below 100fps with everything maxed out in ultra. It mainly stays steady around 120-125. For any doubters I guess you just need to experience it for yourself. Most that have will never go back to 60hz. I'm one of them.

But did you used to play with V-Sync on when you had your previous monitor? the 60Hz one.
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