NVIDIA Release GeForce 327.23 WHQL Drivers – Upto 19% Boost With GeForce 400/500/600/700 Series GPUs
NVIDIA has released their new GeForce 327.23 WHQL certified drivers which deliver boost across the GeForce series graphic cards and also fix a few issues mainly related with Windows TDR. NVIDIA has said that the
latest GeForce 327.23 WHQL drivers deliver upto 19% boost in various PC
games for GeForce 400/500/600/700 series cards. You can download the drivers from the links provided below:
NVIDIA Release GeForce 327.23 WHQL Certified Drivers
This Game Ready WHQL driver ensures you’ll have the best possible gaming experience and is also a recommended driver update for the Windows 8.1 Preview. GeForce R326 drivers also provide performance increases for a variety of different games.
NVIDIA GeForce 327.23 WHQL Change LOG:
- Performance Boost – Increases performance by up to
19% for GeForce 400/500/600/700 series GPUs in several PC games vs.
GeForce 320.49 WHQL-certified drivers. Results will vary depending on
your GPU and system configuration. Here is one example of measured
gains:
- GeForce GTX 770:
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- Up to 15% in Dirt: Showdown
- Up to 6% in Tomb Raider
- GeForce GTX 770 SLI:
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- Up to 19% in Dirt: Showdown
- Up to 11% in F1 2012
- SLI Technology
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- Added SLI profile for Spinter Cell: Blacklist
- Added SLI profile for Batman: Arkham Origins
- 4K Displays
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- Adds support for additional tiled 4K displays
- Adds support for 4K FCAT testing
- Extended support for tiled 4K features
Additional Details
- Installs new PhysX System Software 9.13.0725.
- Installs HD Audio v1.3.26.4
- Includes support for applications built using CUDA 5.5 or earlier version of the CUDA Toolkit. More information at http://developer.nvidia.com/cuda-toolkit
- Supports OpenGL 4.3 for GeForce 400-series and later GPUs.
- Supports DisplayPort 1.2 for GeForce GTX 600 series GPUs.
- Supports multiple languages and APIs for GPU computing: CUDA C, CUDA
C++, CUDA Fortran, OpenCL, DirectCompute, and Microsoft C++ AMP.
- Supports single GPU and NVIDIA SLI technology on DirectX 9, DirectX
10, DirectX 11, and OpenGL, including 3-way SLI, Quad SLI, and SLI
support on SLI-certified Intel and AMD motherboards.
