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Originally posted by: Continuity28
Haven't tested these, but I don't use the 190 series because of issues with Fallout 3 (slower performance, texture hitching) which I'm currently playing through.
Perhaps once I get bored of Fallout 3, I'll get off 186.18...
Originally posted by: pcslookout
Originally posted by: Continuity28
Haven't tested these, but I don't use the 190 series because of issues with Fallout 3 (slower performance, texture hitching) which I'm currently playing through.
Perhaps once I get bored of Fallout 3, I'll get off 186.18...
Yeah if you play Fallout 3 it is best to stay with 186.xx or below from what I hear. Don't play it but not risking anymore 19x.xx drivers on my system unless I had a spare gaming rig I could test all new nvidia drivers on. Otherwise not doing it on my main rig anymore.
Originally posted by: Keysplayr
Originally posted by: pcslookout
Originally posted by: Continuity28
Haven't tested these, but I don't use the 190 series because of issues with Fallout 3 (slower performance, texture hitching) which I'm currently playing through.
Perhaps once I get bored of Fallout 3, I'll get off 186.18...
Yeah if you play Fallout 3 it is best to stay with 186.xx or below from what I hear. Don't play it but not risking anymore 19x.xx drivers on my system unless I had a spare gaming rig I could test all new nvidia drivers on. Otherwise not doing it on my main rig anymore.
Seems to address many 190.62 bugs such as 2D and 3D clock rates.
Originally posted by: pcslookout
So far the drivers seem to be ok nothing great but I am hearing about a lot people with issues in Fallout 3. Surprised these 191.xx and 190.xx drivers cause so much trouble with Fallout 3 because that sucks if you actually play the game. Who knows if it is the game or the drivers. Just hear that Fallout 3 is very buggy.
