You know, these performance differences between any driver releases may sound good if you look at the % value. But in real life, it usually manifests as 0,00002344 fps gain. Nothing you can notice in any way except for synthetic benchmarks.
I usually install every new driver release including betas, but not because of performance gains, only I like to do it.
The only situation where updating all the time can be important if you run linux. Those drivers are so terrible that every single update matters.
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