When we can't keep rolling back...

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When we can't keep rolling back...

What are we going to do when enough new games come out that we can't just keep the last stable drivers just to keep the enb working?

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Re: When we can't keep rolling back...

I don't know what you wrote, make proper punctuation. If you mean that new drivers are buggy and don't work with the mod, it's not my problem, of course for some price i'll make a workaround, if you wish.
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Re: When we can't keep rolling back...

I did use proper punctuation...word choice could've been better though, I admit. Anyway, I didn't mean to turn this into a grammar lesson, what I was trying to say was there will be a point at which there are SO MANY new games that we simply cant roll back to a driver that doesn't support them. I was just wondering what people plan to do when that time comes... Sorry it wasn't clear.

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It's simple, if game do not work with old driver, then it's buggy game or driver. I'm not so rich to buy hardware, test with it and different drivers, spent time for this at all. No solution.
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Almost every new game that comes out requires a driver update. That's simply a fact. If the new drivers do not support enbseries (and its looking like they wont), I just want to know whether people will stick with the older drivers or actually buy and play new games.

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Re: When we can't keep rolling back...

It's a simple matter to keep the old driver package on your hard disk. The Nvidia installer handily puts it in a folder on your C drive so you can uninstall and reinstall whatever version you need in a matter of a minute or two. If ENB is important to you, keep track of what works and go back to it whenever you need to.
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