Tuesday, June 17th 2014
NVIDIA Rolls Out the GeForce 340.43 Beta Driver
NVIDIA has today made available a new graphics driver, a beta release that's supposed to provide the 'best possible gaming experience' EA's Battlefield: Hardline (Beta) and Codemasters' GRID: Autosport. The GeForce 340.43 beta also comes with a few new SLI profiles and various fixes. The driver offers support for GeForce 8, 9, 100, 200, 300, 400, 500, 600 and 700 Series desktop cards and for ION/ION LE chips.
Download: Windows 7/8/8.1/Vista (64-bit) / Windows 7/8/8.1/Vista (32-bit) / Windows XP (64-bit) / Windows XP (32-bit)New in GeForce 340.43 Beta drivers
Game Ready - This 340.43 Game Ready Beta driver ensures you'll have the best possible gaming experience for GRID: Autosport and the Battlefield: Hardline Beta.
SLI Technology
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Download: Windows 7/8/8.1/Vista (64-bit) / Windows 7/8/8.1/Vista (32-bit) / Windows XP (64-bit) / Windows XP (32-bit)New in GeForce 340.43 Beta drivers
Game Ready - This 340.43 Game Ready Beta driver ensures you'll have the best possible gaming experience for GRID: Autosport and the Battlefield: Hardline Beta.
SLI Technology
- 3DMark Skydiver subtest - added profile
- Battlefield: Hardline - added profile
- Elder Scrolls: Online - added profile
- LuDaShi Benchmark - added profile
- Wildstar x32 version - added profile
- Dark Souls II - updated profile
- Supports GeForce ShadowPlay technology
- Supports GeForce ShadowPlay Twitch Streaming
- Supports NVIDIA GameStream technology
- Supports new "3D Compatibility Mode" for 3D Vision that enables us to improve the 3D experience for many key DirectX 10 and 11 games.
- 3D Compatiblity Mode Profiles
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10 Comments on NVIDIA Rolls Out the GeForce 340.43 Beta Driver
I only just installed the latest driver today (before this one) .... damnit
A first world problem or THE first world problem
:SMH:
I only thought the timing was quite funny, as I literally just finished installing the previous set of drivers, opened my browser, went to TPU and boom new headline stating that Nvidia had released new drivers. I hasn't thought about the loss of my time tbh.