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The performance of 310.19 is not significant higher then 310.14 so maybe your problem is another.
Atm there is no difference in performance for 310.x to 313.x drivers.
P.S. Try to add this to your TF2 config, it removes ragdoll physics (bodies just disappear), ergo it gives huge performance boost if you bottleneck is cpu:
Put it in autoexec.cfg in:
Hello! Thank you for your reply, yes, I know the Nvidea 310m isnt designed for Gaming, but TF2 runs at 60FPS on Windows, and on Linux, Low Settings at 30FPS.
Amnesia: The Dark Descent can run 40-50FPS at 720p on my card, thats the most my card can handle I think. GTA Engine etc just blow it, unless that comes to linux...
Updated my 310M to 310.19...finally, and its not that visually improved. So I think there is just so much Bloat in the TF2 port, as it is in Beta, it will eventually get better :)