

(You see the profiles if you go to the drivers settings and you can select pre-set settings for specific games to tweak. They don't always actually include program updates, except possibly tweaks to other existing profiles, for other games. Game profiles, if you even use them, are pre-fabricated tweaks or settings for your video cards, specific to the announced game.
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They just don't push updates, to keep game-profiles up-to-date, or functional, in those driver releases.)įor the record, most game-ready or "day one" drivers updates are nothing more than a simple game-profile, made specific for whatever game it says it was made for. Though, they also have the same game-profiles too. Almost all of the updates for studio drivers, are actual updates or fixes or patches. If it is an actual "fix", or "patch", or "update", then it will be noted in the patch-notes. Neither game drivers or studio drivers seems to work well, with my cards.įor the record, most game-ready or "day one" drivers updates are nothing more than a simple game-profile, made specific for whatever game it says it was made for. Well, unless you count all the issues now, with this latest set of Daz updates.

I have also used my game drivers, as most do, to do studio work, with no noticeable changes. However, I use my studio drivers, playing games, just fine. Games need to be faster, take short-cuts, can be less accurate, and thus, have conflicting code management to programs used to create, which normally require precision, color correctness, more detail, etc. Unlike game drivers, which are "tuned" or programed for better operation or speed, in games. Studio drivers are "tuned" or programed for better operation or more accurate operation, while using popular creation programs. Lastly, I was going to ask the difference between the "studio" and "gaming" drivers when downloading the recent version - i.e., which to use? I found this explanation on the Nvidia website that explains which is better: Īs I'm not a gamer, it seems the "studio" driver is the better driver.
