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I am still using 399.07 and have been using it since ive got my GTX 1060 6GB.

Now I want to play Metro: Exodus and I see that the game freezes when I play it and I have a Ryzen 2600x 16GB ram.

So I was wondering if it really is true that the new drivers actually reduce performance of the newer cards. Should I upgrade to the new 430.?? driver ?

 

Let me see what you guys think !

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You can always roll back to the previous drivers if you have issues with the new one.

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That performance reduction stuff is bullcrap

I've got a GTX 980TI on the latest drivers and just ran some benchmarks and compared them to 8 months ago.

No change.

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9 minutes ago, Lurick said:

That performance reduction stuff is bullcrap

I've got a GTX 980TI on the latest drivers and just ran some benchmarks and compared them to 8 months ago.

No change.

I mean at some point releasing drivers that are compatible with cards from 10 years ago.  I would still update tho because a new game will come out and give issues with the current drivers so you upgrade every there is a WHQL release to be on safe side.  Also its recommend to use DDU then install the drivers.

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Drivers aren't always just to improve performance in what's currently out.  Many times they're for other software to actually work w/the hardware and/or to be compatible w/new games that're released, which'll just literally allow them to work in the first place; not improve framerate or any other kind of performance.

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