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maxn Все нормально..... не знает, но работает с ними нормально....... и частоты раздельно не поставить..... только в биосе шить

С нетерпением жду 169 WHQL и новой ривы

свободно доступный driver cleaner тоже не поддерживает x64,

SpyV i'm D Странно..... у меня не вылетов - ни глюков на этих дровах нет вообще никаких...... только если система переразогнана.....

The Latests 169.09 beta drivers downgrade your graphics quality to LOW (and you CANT up to HIGH, because is hardcore in the main drivers) you can test it in Second Life Windlight, with these new beta drivers you lost all new Windlight effects, and in Crysis you lost some Shadows, and lost some lights effects because this you gain more FPS, but you lost your normal quality graphics with more POOR graphics... and remember... you CANT modify this!
you can test it with all games... simple make screenshots of your favorite game and install the new drivers and take another scrennshot... see the differences.
The Beta drivers Remove this things:
* All new Vertex Shaders.
* Hardware Skinning & Speed things.
* Volumetric Shadows & Fog
* Some DX10 & DX9 specific things like automatic threats and shaders
* Graphics Resolutions
In this chase, ATI offer more support and better graphics.

NVIDIA’s latest 169.04 driver for its GeForce series of graphics cards may in fact be sacrificing image quality in the new Crysis game in order to gain better performance. If you look at the first two images below, you will see quite clearly that the reflections in the water have been unrealistically stretched and look quite odd. The obvious explanation for this would be that NVIDIA’s new driver is having issues rendering the shadows and you’d expect the company to fix it. However, this issue may run a little deeper than that. When the Crysis executable has its name changed from crysis.exe to driverbug.exe, these strange shadows mysteriously look normal all of a sudden, as shown in the second two images. Further tests revealed that the renamed executable was actually performing around 7% worse on a number of tests using both an 8800 GTS and an 8800 GT compared to the default name. So it seems that NVIDIA has tried to subtly increase the framerate when playing Crysis using its cards at the cost of image quality, without giving customers any choice in the matter. Some sites are claiming that NVIDIA is using driver tweaks to ‘cheat’ and gain better performance, and whilst that may be an extreme way of looking at it, this certainly seems like more than just an accidental driver issue.

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