| Friday, October 23 2009 |
Staying ahead of NVIDIA and its own series of similar software, EVGA released the 18th edition of its SLI Enhancement Patch. The SLI Enhancement Patch is a piece of software that adds SLI profiles of usually new games to the NVIDIA GeForce driver. SLI profiles optimize help applications take advantage multiple NVIDIA GPUs installed in an SLI setup. Version 18 of the software is based on NVIDIA GeForce 191.07 drivers. It adds or enhances SLI support for the following games. Registered EVGA users (registration is free) can download the software from here.
- Enables SLI support for Borderlands
- Enables SLI support for Painkiller: Resurrection
- Enables SLI support for Wolfenstein Demo
- Enables SLI support for Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs
- Enables SLI support for G-Force
- Enables SLI support for FIFA Soccer 2010
- Enables SLI support for League of Legends: Clash of Fates
- Enables SLI support for NHL 2009
- Enables SLI support for Order of War
- Enables SLI support for Race On
- Enables SLI support for Star Trek: D-A-C
User comments
Would there actually be a noticable difference with this software and will it only work with the 191.07 driver? :wtf:
Well thie 190 drivers are broken as in I cant change any settings like AA/AF/Vsync and such, so If the SLI does work either its pointless IMO.
odd that u cant change any of those settings but i have not a single issue with the 191.07's
by: AthlonX2Oh i can change them, but they dont do any thing, its a very well ,known problem.
odd that u cant change any of those settings but i have not a single issue with the 191.07's
I wish an ATI manufacturer would do this for our cards.
by: Anathno need we get new cats every month.
I wish an ATI manufacturer would do this for our cards.
Do you have to install each SLI patch or is each one an addition to what they already have?
by: REVHEADYea but these are specifically geared toward sli. I wish we had someone who put out a patch for games specifically geared toward crossfire. Not to mention the benefit of having patches before games are even released. That way theoretically you would have better performance.
no need we get new cats every month.