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I'd always assumed it was because they were tweaking things under the hood to specifically target benchmark tests.
by michaelbuckbee 13y ago
I'd always assumed it was because they were tweaking things under the hood to specifically target benchmark tests.
- mhurron 13y agoThat's been found several times with both nVidia and AMD/ATI in the past without needing to see the driver sources.
- bni 13y agoThe nVidia proprietary driver (same codebase both for Windows and Linux) is chock full of optimizations for specific game exes. Today games are the benchmarks, and optimizing for that in the same way I think is very reasonable. This is not "cheating", it is what makes the graphics in todays games possible at a resonable framerate.