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Hello everyone. Old trusty PC died of power failure. It had served me well for almost 8 years, without a UPS, but the last few months we've been having constant brownouts and the motherboard couldn't take it...
So... New laptop (UPS built-in, sort of) with an Nvidia GPU. When I updated the driver, I saw there was a Gaming Ready version and a Studio version. Does Fusion gain anything from the Studio driver or does it make better use of the Gaming driver?
The Studio driver is recommended for e.g. Blender and Cinema. As far as I know, there is no recommendation for Fusion. I use it anyway, but I can't find any significant differences to the first installed gaming version.
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