It also includes the latest version of physX, 9.12.0213, with updated SDKs for Batman Arkham City, Alice 2, etc., although one can simply download and install it separately.
I did the automatic upgrade on my Fermi Ti 560 and immediately afterwards my antivirus and Windows Defender were disabled, none of the new installed programs would uninstall and I could no longer log onto gmail or google HTTP due to a "bad certificate" error. I was able to use system restore and all is well now. But I didn't know if there were any reported problems with the new updates. Skyrim worked just fine with either driver, so no loss there. I may have had a combo of problems, but after going back to the older drivers I didn't receive the certificate error either...strange.
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eddman - Wednesday, March 14, 2012 - link
It also includes the latest version of physX, 9.12.0213, with updated SDKs for Batman Arkham City, Alice 2, etc., although one can simply download and install it separately.Toadster - Wednesday, March 14, 2012 - link
and yes, TF2 is still being played! (albeit on one of my two video cards currently)Longscope - Wednesday, March 14, 2012 - link
Maybe this will fix the timing errors on the 560 series cards using win7 64I can't even get to the logon screen for win7 with any driver newer than June's. I'll have to test it later.
Origin32 - Wednesday, March 14, 2012 - link
SLI support in Dungeon Defenders o.0. What are people running, 7600 SLI???Jjoshua2 - Thursday, March 15, 2012 - link
Just what I was thinking. It probably is a wee bit demanding with max AA on a 30" lcd.readyrover - Thursday, March 15, 2012 - link
I did the automatic upgrade on my Fermi Ti 560 and immediately afterwards my antivirus and Windows Defender were disabled, none of the new installed programs would uninstall and I could no longer log onto gmail or google HTTP due to a "bad certificate" error. I was able to use system restore and all is well now. But I didn't know if there were any reported problems with the new updates. Skyrim worked just fine with either driver, so no loss there. I may have had a combo of problems, but after going back to the older drivers I didn't receive the certificate error either...strange.