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If you use you Geforce Experience on the other hand, it'll notify you just fine. but it'll be direct download.
it might if the requirements are a 6gb 10 series GPU. im worried about my 980 , i7 6700k and 16 gb ram..
Make sure to click on "Supported Products". Also not seeing my laptop's 960M
dont know if it has 4k textures in the first place
what I'm wondering is, is minimum/recommended for 1440p? as in will 860m be fine running game at low-med at 1080p?
don't wanna sound rude or anything, but if 4 nvidia gpus died in within a week, that's probably not their fault at this point.
You mean apart from lying about VRAM? Or how about adding planned obsolesce so an entire series suddenly die at the same time a month after warranty. Or approaching publishers to inject proprietary technologies and techniques purposely designed to hurt competitors instead of just making a better product. Never forget Crysis 2's overuse of tessellation. Or G-SYNC to compromise the neutrality of monitor manufacturers instead of just making something open like AMD's freesyn? Go ahead, support them all you like but I'm done with those snake-oil merchants.
https://youtu.be/IYL07c74Jr4
https://hothardware.com/news/indepth-analysis-of-dx11-crysis-shows-highly-questionable-tessellation-usage
Not rude at all but I think you misunderstand... they weren't all mine. 3 other correspondence on a forum reported their GPU of exact same model dying within suspiciously close timeframe. I know planned obsolesce is a thing in almost every product these days but for it to be that bad (only had the GPU 3 years) and to happen right after warranty.... well I have my limits. I'm sure they expected me to buy another GPU because if it. They were right... but I wasn't about to get their garbage again.