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Fordítási probléma jelentése
Running a GTX970 with i5-2500k, with no performance problems whatsoever.
checking the exact DATE on the driver, then looking up on the Nvidia site to make sure its the most up todate.
reason I say this is important is because for a different game everything related to 'drivers' said i was up todate but I was in fact...not
and I ask this question not because i am being an ass but because I went down this exact line with someone else who said they had the latest version. but actually didnt
How do you know its the latest version?
Same here, having a i7-3770K, 16GB RAM and a GTX 670.
i7 3770
16gb ram
EVGA GTX1060 (3gb)
i5, GTX 1060 3GB, 16GB RAM, Updated to latest Nvidia drivers 375.95 (Never had the 375.86 driver installed, I managed to dodge that bullet)
I found that my GTX 670 4GB card really just can't handle this game in higher settings. I was crashing after 10 seconds in the game constantly but once I turned the settings down to low I've got 80+ hours with only one crash after hours of playing that session.
Time for a new Video Card, it's been a few years and served me well... thankfully it does run the game on low just fine and the game still looks pretty enough.