Posted February 18, 2012
It is fairly common for graphics card drivers to have problems with specific games. If you read the release notes on any new version of the drivers you will often find "Fixes issue X with game Y". You will also find post on support forums for games informing you that you need to use a specific version of a GPU driver to get the game working correctly - including using old versions.
I tend to go with the "if it ain't broke, don't fix it" approach to graphics card drivers. If I'm not having a problem then I wont go looking for new drivers or install them just because there is a new version available.
(Re)installing graphics card drivers is less of a nightmare these days. When I were a lad ...
I tend to go with the "if it ain't broke, don't fix it" approach to graphics card drivers. If I'm not having a problem then I wont go looking for new drivers or install them just because there is a new version available.
(Re)installing graphics card drivers is less of a nightmare these days. When I were a lad ...