- Sep 10, 2015
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There's a whole conspiracy that new Nvidia drivers degrade the performance for older cards althrough I haven't noticed any problem on my GTX1060 while playing games
This is my selfish idea. There is no basis, and I don't think it's the correct answer.My friend said this:
"Windows Update does have older drivers than the manufacturer’s site because Microsoft takes time validating them and pushing them to Windows update. It’s normal. The preferred method is to use the manufacturer’s site, but WU is still useful when the site is not available anymore or you have older devices, for instance."
It actually can happen. There was one time when I updated the driver for an old nVidia card with a current one and afterwards the computer got lower graphics scores in Windows Experience Index. But I don't know if was intentional, or just that performance was better optimised for newer cards.There's a whole conspiracy that new Nvidia drivers degrade the performance for older cards
I'm guessing that the latest drivers are designed with the latest cards in mind, including bug fixes
I can understand my feelings. In a metaphorical way, feelings similar to when the number of starring works of your favorite movie actors has decreased.It's a desolate feeling to be left behind, even with PC hardware.
Nvidia Geforce Game Ready Drivers 461.40 WHQL released.
Again for my GeForce GTX 1050Ti, I don't know if I really need to update to this version or not.
How to determine if there is a vulnerability that I am affected by looking at this page below?
Security Bulletin: NVIDIA GPU Display Driver - January 2021 | NVIDIA (custhelp.com)
The Security Bulletin clearly states, “All versions prior to 461.09” for Windows, which was the last version.
So I need to update?
Thanks, @Freud2004 , "Open issues" you listed above are for which version?
I don't game on my PC. Also I watch YouTube and didn't have this problem listed above:For this version.
@Freud2004 So will you update to this new version 461.40 ?