Thursday, February 2nd 2017
NVIDIA Releases GeForce 376.80 Beta Vulkan Support Driver
NVIDIA released the GeForce 376.80 Beta drivers. These drivers are being released exclusively through the Vulkan developer support channel, and come with bug fixes for the company's implementation of Vulkan API support. The change-log is limited to just "bug fixes," and the drivers are not WHQL-signed. If you're gaming on the Vulkan API, on titles such as "Doom," "Ashes of the Singularity," etc., you may want to grab the drivers from the link below.
DOWNLOAD: NVIDIA GeForce 376.80 Beta Vulkan Support Driver
8 Comments on NVIDIA Releases GeForce 376.80 Beta Vulkan Support Driver
- Fix a problem where vkEnumeratePhysicalDevices would not return correct values in some situations.
- Fix VK_LAYER_GOOGLE_unique_objects outputting warnings whenever a program uses valid extensions from 1.0.39.
NOTE: Vktrace will be unable to properly trace programs which use extensions that were introduced in 1.0.39.Remember Fury X has 4096 cores. It's a beast. 1070 is not really high end (it's a 970 really). 1080 isn't really high end, it's just got no competition.
Titan X is what the 1080ti would give.
Yeah, Async is so broken on Nvidia - so much so they charge £1200 for a gaming card.
But you're right, the 1070 is only 80% faster than a 970, not really high end at all.
You're not really making any point here whatsoever, and it has no relation to the Async comment that you're responding to.
AMD cards were destroying Nvidia cards in that game when the Vulkan patch came out.