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Lately I have noticed that Nvidia drivers have had little to no mention of performance improvements. It used to be that they would flaunt performance improvements with each release, but now it seems that all they do is add profiles to the driver for new games. Has anyone noticed any performance gains with 900 series cards? (excluding sli) 

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I am waiting for that moment,after i get myself to purchase one 

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Yeah, lately, its just been adding profiles for new games... which is basically what a driver has to do, but before they used to show speed improvements, and with amd's new omega drivers that show quite tangible performance gains, im not too sure what nvidia is doing on their software side...

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