Now like I said earlier in the analysis, this wasn’t a performance enhancing driver instalment, rather a gentle introduction and compatibility installation for the GTX Titan X and Battlefield Hardline. There isn’t a lot to say here due to the performance being in-line with the previous drivers, other than a slight variance which could be classed as margin of error.
Now onto Battlefield Hardline. Now I’ll admit, I’m no game reviewer. The style of this game is very CSI, and we will aim to get a review of the game up soon to go more in-depth with it.
So to the driver; due to there being no performance changes, I would recommend sticking with what you have unless you are experiencing problems with your current driver. You do not need to install this driver to improve functionality of the older Maxwell based cards, but future updates may require it. If you purchase a GTX Titan X however, then this driver will automatically be downloaded and installed, you have no choice.
All in all, by us running these tests, it allows us to add Battlefield Hardline to our suite of games when testing graphics cards, and to also give some insight as to how the latest NVIDIA cards stack up in this title which has only just come to market.
Are you running a Maxwell based card? Let us know how you’re finding this title and how great it is in your beast of a card.
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