GeForce Go 6100 + nForce Go 430 

The drivers were published before each of these games launched, which allows gamers to optimize their PCs ahead of time.

The major fix claims to reduce inconsistent performance in multiple VR titles, which is very useful for these applications.

Their description sounds like it wasn't failing to connect, as users believed, but rather it was just failing to light up the display.

Of course, from a user's standpoint, a black screen is a black screen, but it's interesting to see what honest admissions of what exactly any given error was.

On top of that, we have the P100 GPU being built onto the Tesla P100 video card using the slick new 16nm FinFET process by TSMC, as well as the hugely fast and super-new iteration of High Bandwidth Memory; HBM2.

NVIDIA has been on top of the power efficiency game for a few years now, but the 16nm process is going to solidify that in a very, very big way.

The Division has an internal benchmark that goes through some very good scenarios that bring all of the various new technologies into play, but I feel it's best to see what actual gameplay looks like.

If scaling is good (Anthony will explore that in a future article), then this should be a beautiful game indeed.