nVIDIADriver Posted January 9, 2017 Share Posted January 9, 2017 (edited) 14 hours ago, MrHardapple said: I hope we'll get some updated numbers from asian markets (Hong Kong, Taiwan, Indonesia) soon... China, $56,402,900 (￥392M up to last Sunday, will end its run at about ￥410M) Hong Kong, $1,873,200 (HK$14,527,500 up to 1/1, should pass US$2M in the near future) Taiwan, $3,573,500 (NT$43.87M for Taipei and more than NT$110.00M for the whole territory, will earn more than RO here…) Indonesia, $772,773 Turkey, $130,857 (by comparison, Fury earned about US$1.35M here ) United Arab Emirates, $1,499,869 Israel, $427,573 Some impending releases are listed as follow, Philippines, 15th Feb. Singapore, 19th Jan. Japan, Feb. South Korea, Feb. (Fury earned $9.3M and I wouldn't surprised if HR get more than $10M here) No information for Vietnam, Thailand and India. Edited January 10, 2017 by nVIDIADriver 1 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
terrestrial Posted January 9, 2017 Share Posted January 9, 2017 (edited) 39 minutes ago, nVIDIADriver said: I always get the numbers which were listed on boxofficemojo.com if the site already updated them (Australia, New Zealand, etc.) and get the number from the official agencies if boxofficemojo.com didn't give the number (Hong Kong, Taiwan, etc.). According to my own calculation, the total earn should be $86M to $87M up to this Monday and it is noticeable higher than DHD's report. I found this gap before Christmas holiday and right now, it seems that this difference is enlarging. BTW, I record all the number in US$. I am not sure if you and BOM use the same US$ in the cases you get them from somewhere else, that was one of my questions. Not to doubt you (I think often are peaople focused on one title... way better than a person writing a lot of articles for an outlet like deadline), but to maybe find the difference. As said, some use the per day exchange rate, some the per week.... that can sum up quite a bit. This week we are in a bit of a luck, as comscore gave the top 30 (often only top 20 to 25 get released by...) anf Hacksaw is still on the chart. Quote 30 Hacksaw Ridge 2,355,000 2,150,000 205,000 149,017,345 83,925,000 65,092,345 MUL That includes only Sunday, but you have already some Monday numbers. Have you the Monday numbers at hand? Deadline said the weekend was: Quote Hacksaw Ridge (var): $2.2M intl weekend (18 markets); $83.9M intl cume That seems to be the official comscore/Rentrak weekend total estimate Do you concur with 18 markets? Maybe they do not have access to one or two markets? What is with film festivals, are there any with it being screened, maybe outside the markets already released in? If there is a release planed in such a country, I've seen the money later get added to the country's BO (including its OD), till then 'carried' with the totals (like 'other territories') I'll add the-numbers.com OS details, so it might be more simple to compare. They too seem to use the comscore est. but maybe a country differs from your data? They list 14 countries, so the remaining 4 markets seem to have made more than I'd thought without the countries getting named. But maybe that includes the per country differences of the not up-to-date totals (of the countries each) to the newest total of all. Spoiler Quote Box Office Summary Per Territory Territory Release Date Opening Weekend Opening Weekend Theaters Maximum Theaters Theatrical Engagements Total Box Office Report Date Australia 11/4/2016 $1,234,244 266 283 2044 $6,015,833 1/9/2017 Bulgaria 12/2/2016 $7,080 0 0 0 $20,232 12/28/2016 China 12/8/2016 $14,400,000 42978 42978 86240 $56,140,000 1/8/2017 Czech Republic 11/11/2016 $71,019 71 71 250 $320,945 12/20/2016 Lithuania 11/4/2016 $48,903 100 100 340 $232,030 12/28/2016 Mexico 12/29/2016 $398,215 0 0 0 $517,534 1/4/2017 Netherlands 11/3/2016 $276,111 86 94 575 $1,382,180 12/21/2016 New Zealand 11/4/2016 $138,724 53 91 453 $615,438 1/4/2017 Portugal 11/11/2016 $176,539 78 78 383 $794,809 12/29/2016 Russia (CIS) 11/18/2016 $383,081 436 436 1088 $1,112,719 12/21/2016 Slovakia 11/11/2016 $35,799 48 48 127 $135,918 12/16/2016 Slovenia 11/11/2016 $15,927 23 23 56 $58,087 12/28/2016 Spain 12/9/2016 $523,267 362 362 934 $1,591,290 12/29/2016 Turkey 11/25/2016 $54,426 50 50 86 $123,869 12/15/2016 Rest of World $14,864,116 International Total $83,925,000 1/9/2017 BOM has ... 36 countries listed, Some countries could count as one market, see e.g. where the distributer sits in one country, but also does the distributioning in another country (e.g. smaller neighbour) Or is the film not longer in release in a few countries, like limited release / run? I'll put the old / not actual chart in spoiler tags too, so maybe studying the release dates (comparing it with the release dates from IMDb might bring insight?) Spoiler Quote FOREIGN TOTAL - 11/3/16 n/a - $72,247,594 12/26/16 Australia Icon 11/3/16 $1,234,907 20.7% $5,961,989 1/1/17 Belgium Splendid 11/9/16 - - $521,072 12/11/16 Bulgaria BS 12/2/16 $6,993 38% $18,380 12/18/16 China - 12/8/16 $14,442,096 27.5% $52,490,814 1/1/17 Croatia Freeman 11/10/16 - - $246,532 12/11/16 Czech Republic Bioscop 11/10/16 $69,433 23% $302,129 12/18/16 Denmark Mis. Label 11/10/16 - - $625,830 12/11/16 Estonia ACME 11/4/16 - - $75,500 12/11/16 Finland Futurefilm 11/18/16 $112,878 27.4% $412,676 1/8/17 France Metropolitan 11/9/16 $1,348,798 35.6% $3,786,258 12/18/16 Greece Spentzos 11/10/16 $79,535 28.5% $278,707 12/18/16 Hong Kong Bravos 12/1/16 $416,999 40.5% $1,030,000 12/11/16 Hungary ADS 12/29/16 $57,164 82.9% $68,965 1/1/17 Iceland Myndform 11/4/16 $12,054 18.4% $65,507 12/18/16 Indonesia PT Prima 11/4/16 - - $772,733 12/11/16 Israel UKing 11/3/16 - - $427,573 12/11/16 Latvia ACME 11/4/16 - - $33,400 12/11/16 Lithuania ACME 11/4/16 $48,991 20% $245,003 1/8/17 Mexico Diamond 12/29/16 $790,748 86.8% $911,363 1/1/17 Netherlands Splendid 11/3/16 $276,603 20% $1,381,602 12/18/16 New Zealand Icon 11/3/16 $139,039 22.7% $612,921 1/1/17 Norway SF Norge 12/9/16 $111,880 31.3% $357,130 1/8/17 Paraguay DM 12/29/16 $7,359 54.5% $13,514 1/1/17 Poland Freeman 11/4/16 $277,028 17.9% $1,546,074 12/18/16 Portugal - 11/10/16 $176,117 21.7% $812,557 1/1/17 Romania Freeman 11/4/16 $77,714 20.3% $383,287 1/8/17 Russia - CIS Dis./Sony 11/17/16 $380,551 32.3% $1,178,054 12/25/16 Slovakia Magic Box 11/10/16 $36,207 26.6% $136,176 12/11/16 Slovenia Blitz 11/11/16 $15,889 27.3% $58,123 12/25/16 Spain Deapl. 12/7/16 $517,255 26% $1,986,122 1/1/17 Sweden Mis. Label 11/4/16 - - $742,812 12/11/16 Taiwan Applause 11/25/16 - - $2,714,000 12/11/16 Turkey Pinema 11/25/16 $54,233 41.4% $130,857 12/25/16 United Arab Emirates FSN 11/10/16 $582,596 38.8% $1,499,869 1/1/17 United Kingdom Lions Gate 1/27/16 - - n/a N/A Uruguay Life 12/29/16 $3,821 31.7% $12,066 1/1/17 E.g. The release date from it in UK seems to be a bit strange in this chart. Festival? Edited January 9, 2017 by terrestrial 2 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
nVIDIADriver Posted January 9, 2017 Share Posted January 9, 2017 (edited) 52 minutes ago, terrestrial said: I am not sure if you and BOM use the same US$ in the cases you get them from somewhere else, that was one of my questions. Not to doubt you (I think often are peaople focused on one title... way better than a person writing a lot of articles for an outlet like deadline), but to maybe find the difference. As said, some use the per day exchange rate, some the per week.... that can sum up quite a bit. This week we are in a bit of a luck, as comscore gave the top 30 (often only top 20 to 25 get released by...) anf Hacksaw is still on the chart. That includes only Sunday, but you have already some Monday numbers. Have you the Monday numbers at hand? Deadline said the weekend was: That seems to be the official comscore/Rentrak weekend total estimate Do you concur with 18 markets? Maybe they do not have access to one or two markets? What is with film festivals, are there any with it being screened, maybe outside the markets already released in? If there is a release planed in such a country, I've seen the money later get added to the country's BO (including its OD), till then 'carried' with the totals (like 'other territories') I'll add the-numbers.com OS details, so it might be more simple to compare. They too seem to use the comscore est. but maybe a country differs from your data? They list 14 countries, so the remaining 4 markets seem to have made more than I'd thought without the countries getting named. But maybe that includes the per country differences of the not up-to-date totals (of the countries each) to the newest total of all. Reveal hidden contents BOM has ... 36 countries listed, Some countries could count as one market, see e.g. where the distributer sits in one country, but also does the distributioning in another country (e.g. smaller neighbour) Or is the film not longer in release in a few countries, like limited release / run? I'll put the old / not actual chart in spoiler tags too, so maybe studying the release dates (comparing it with the release dates from IMDb might bring insight?) Reveal hidden contents E.g. The release date from it in UK seems to be a bit strange in this chart. Festival? I only have the Monday number of China, 1.83M/$0.26M. It's $87.365M up to Sunday and details are listed as follows, Mexico, $911,363 Paraguay, $13,514 Uruguay, $12,066 -------------------------- US$0.937M for LA Australia, $5,961,989 New Zealand, $612,921 ----------------------------- US$6.573,910 for OA All the numbers of European countries are come form boxofficemojo.com and the total should be US$15,178,438 China, $56,397,1000 (official number from Olive, 392M lc. up to Sunday) Hong Kong, $1,873,200 (official number, up to 1/1) Taiwan, $3,573,500 (NT$43.87M for Taipei and more than NT$110M for the whole territory) Indonesia, $772,773 Israel, $427,573 Turkey, $54,233 UAE, $1,499,869 ------------------------------------- US$64,674,872 for AS Adding these figures up, we can get the total should be $87,365,163 and this number should be lower than actual one. Firstly, this calculation misses some new openers this weekend like Argentina. And then, the numbers of some countries on boxofficemojo.com are incomplete, for example, it gave France a $3.79M up to 18th Dec and no update anymore, but we know that HR is still in theaters here right now, so I had already underestimated as I quoted those incomplete numbers. By the way, using different exchange rate couldn't be a problem, it will of course bring in some differences but not a US$4M. Edited January 9, 2017 by nVIDIADriver 1 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
terrestrial Posted January 9, 2017 Share Posted January 9, 2017 7 minutes ago, nVIDIADriver said: By the way, using different exchange rate couldn't be a problem, it will of course bring in some differences but not a US$4M. You are right, with that amount maybe as a possible point out of a sum of reasons. I hope on the next updat from BOM bringing some ideas. For the moment I still have a blank for possible reasons, beside maybe someone out of the reporting countries... made a mistake, but then why growing difference? Very strange, but also very interesting, maybe we will learn some new insight in OS numbers. Fingers crossed. In case I do not react: can you ping me or ... when BOM updates the film's OS? = especially the per country details. I can try to add a German's website's data, but they only offer the top 10, maybe for comparisons out of the early week in release in the countries they offer insight too. 2 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
terrestrial Posted January 9, 2017 Share Posted January 9, 2017 where it is def. in the top 10 of this weekend Si! Espectáculos ⭐️ @SiEspectaculos 3h = Argentina3 hours ago CINE >> Fin de semana 1) #SingVenYCanta 242.795 2) #Pasajeros 85.639 3) #PorQueÉL 65.547 4) #HastaElUltimoHombre 53.642 5) #RogueOne 49.162 comScore Movies PY @cSMoviesPara = Paraguay3 minutes ago TOP10 Sing/ Pasajeros/ Moana/ PorQueÉl?/ BellezaInesperada/ HastaElUltimoHombre/ RogueOne/ Llegada/ LocurasRobinsonCrusoe/ AbogadoDelMal comScore Movies URU @cSMoviesUruguay 5 minutes ago Top10 Sing/ Pasajeros/ PorQuéEl/ LaLaLand/ HastaElÚltimoHombre/ RogueOne/ AbogadoDelMal/ AnimalesFantasticos/ FiestaNavidadOficina/ Trolls Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
nVIDIADriver Posted January 9, 2017 Share Posted January 9, 2017 17 minutes ago, terrestrial said: You are right, with that amount maybe as a possible point out of a sum of reasons. I hope on the next updat from BOM bringing some ideas. For the moment I still have a blank for possible reasons, beside maybe someone out of the reporting countries... made a mistake, but then why growing difference? Very strange, but also very interesting, maybe we will learn some new insight in OS numbers. Fingers crossed. In case I do not react: can you ping me or ... when BOM updates the film's OS? = especially the per country details. I can try to add a German's website's data, but they only offer the top 10, maybe for comparisons out of the early week in release in the countries they offer insight too. Yeah, Boxofficemojo.com starts to update the numbers right now, we might find the result soon. Whatever, Hacksaw Ridge will easily pass 110M overseas and let me do some predictions, UK: 13.6M (about 1/5 of the total of North American） South Korea：12M (Fury got 9.3M here and HR's WOM could be much better) Japan: 1.5M (well...) Italy: 2.2M (half of Fury) Brazil, 1.5M (two thirds of Fury) Germany, 3M others new releases, 3M other holders, 4M (China will give another 3M) 83.9+40.3=124.2M BTW, I am a little bit disappointed with HR's French and Spanish numbers thus I just expect a conservative US$3.5M in Germany, is it reasonable? 2 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
terrestrial Posted January 9, 2017 Share Posted January 9, 2017 1 minute ago, nVIDIADriver said: Yeah, Boxofficemojo.com starts to update the numbers right now, we might find the result soon. Whatever, Hacksaw Ridge will easily pass 110M overseas and let me do some predictions, UK: 13.6M (about 1/5 of the total of North American） South Korea：12M (Fury got 9.3M here and HR's WOM could be much better) Japan: 1.5M (well...) Italy: 2.2M (half of Fury) Brazil, 1.5M (two thirds of Fury) Germany, 3M others new releases, 3M other holders, 4M (China will give another 3M) 83.9+40.3=124.2M BTW, I am a little bit disappointed with HR's French and Spanish numbers thus I just expect a conservative US$3.5M in Germany, is it reasonable? I have no idea, I very rarely do a strange version of prediction, its more like: what do we know (if it is a franchise or a specialised genre), what is WOM out of the production, the reputation of the film makers, than I look into what did what in which country at which year, ... = the possible expectations of reviewers and GA, which kind of GA, is the summary appealing for... Uplifting or not... I am a strong 'believer' in certain films reach way higher results per repeat viewers (who drag usually others with them) When a language is doing less than others, or in a ~ cultural connected region... I look into translation not done good, are there feelings of an audience hurt (e.g. Germans usually are fed up about Nazi stereo-types...) trailer reaction... see franchise, how many in which how many years, was the before with a good or bad WOM... established or not characters or world.... (like books, got they even translated? When? In which quality...) War films = had the country recently unrest, a war something making the people wary or loving for war as a theme (not speaking about HR, general) Out of that I try to see an low point for OW per country (see also exchange rate, local competition, holidays...). I think the rest is WOM, what audience group clicks with it... (plus logically: does the film live up to its reputation, is the aimed at audience satisfied) I like to have a general feeling, but I am not looking into limits / possible high results. I look really closley into films'd BO and way more long after its run - in all countries. And then I want to know all, what people thought, what reviewers said, which merchandise, tax returns, all that is accessible. Maybe asking in the German thread? 1 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Mrstickball Posted January 9, 2017 Share Posted January 9, 2017 So all in all... It should hit close to $200m, right? That is pretty awesome for a movie with a $40m budget. I hope this gets Mel Gibson back in the financial graces of Hollywood so he can direct more movies. I think he may be one of my favorite directors from the standpoint he really hasn't made/directed a dud yet. 1 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
terrestrial Posted January 10, 2017 Share Posted January 10, 2017 Is it released in Puerto Rico too? If yes, there might be an additional point to the sum of discrepancy There is at dom and in the Passengers thread here at International (OS) some info about it. I'll link to Passengers, as mor at the same place, less spread out. 1 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
nVIDIADriver Posted January 13, 2017 Share Posted January 13, 2017 Domestic: $65,176,912 41.4% + Foreign: $92,435,101 58.6% (up to 12/1) -------------------------------------------- = Worldwide: $157,612,013 Nice number, so that $83.95M is totally underestimated. 2 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
terrestrial Posted January 13, 2017 Share Posted January 13, 2017 Quote Hacksaw Ridge, the independently financed war film directed by Mel Gibson and starring Andrew Garfield, is on the cusp of corssing $100m through IM Global licencees. The film sits on $96m and as opened in 32 territories, including China where it opened via Bliss Media and has grossed $58m, earning a rare 30-day extension. Elsewhere it stands at $3.8m in France through Metropolitan, $6.8m in Australia and New Zealand through Icon, $3.5m in Taiwan via Catchplay, $3.1m in the Middle East through Selim Ramia & Co, $2.2m in Scandinavia via MisLabel, and $2.2m in Spain through DeAPlaneta. Lionsgate distributes in the US where the film stands at $65.2m. http://www.screendaily.com/box-office/rogue-one-in-final-ascent-to-1bn/5112775.article?blocktitle=LATEST-FILM-NEWS&contentID=40562 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Mrstickball Posted January 13, 2017 Share Posted January 13, 2017 I wonder where it'll end up with the following territories to release in: Chile 17 January 2017 Singapore 19 January 2017 Brazil 26 January 2017 Germany 26 January 2017 UK 27 January 2017 Ireland 27 January 2017 Italy 9 February 2017 Philippines 15 February 2017 I would think that the following should be reasonable: Chile: $250k Singapore: $1.5m Brazil: $1.5m Germany: $4m UK: $10m Ireland: $1m Italy: $2m Philippines: $2m (larger than average gross due to nature of film, much like China) Tot: $22.3m USD Still think this movie hits $200m worldwide. 2 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
nVIDIADriver Posted January 13, 2017 Share Posted January 13, 2017 5 hours ago, Mrstickball said: I wonder where it'll end up with the following territories to release in: Chile 17 January 2017 Singapore 19 January 2017 Brazil 26 January 2017 Germany 26 January 2017 UK 27 January 2017 Ireland 27 January 2017 Italy 9 February 2017 Philippines 15 February 2017 I would think that the following should be reasonable: Chile: $250k Singapore: $1.5m Brazil: $1.5m Germany: $4m UK: $10m Ireland: $1m Italy: $2m Philippines: $2m (larger than average gross due to nature of film, much like China) Tot: $22.3m USD Still think this movie hits $200m worldwide. I think $10M for United Kingdom is a little bit conservative and how about 13.5M, 1/5 of the total of North America (Fury got 12.74M here)? And it will also release in South Korea in the next month. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Mrstickball Posted January 13, 2017 Share Posted January 13, 2017 Ah, I wasn't aware of a Korean release date. I assume it will do well there, given general Anti-American sentiments. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
terrestrial Posted January 13, 2017 Share Posted January 13, 2017 7 minutes ago, Mrstickball said: Ah, I wasn't aware of a Korean release date. I assume it will do well there, given general Anti-American sentiments. SK population watches films not based on out-of-the-cinema-political views or films like e.g. your name wouldn't run that good there. Me watching ww BO since the '90 didn't find a lot of indicators there is even something like anti US if it is about films. I mean if a bio pic about a ... lets say American football sports man does not make a lot in other countries = that has nothing to do with anit-US, it has to do with having no interest into watching something about someone they simply do not know. Or if a film builds up on: all of US is good, all Asian/Africans/Russians/... are bad/stupid/drug lords/... then they might also not give a lot of money at the BO. Again = has nothing to do with being anti US, but with the bias or worse used in such kind of films. Anti-American sentiments is something in general seems used way too often, only because something will not agreed on (for varying degrees) makes the persons / peoples /... not agreeing / disagreeing not an anti-American neither. Still scratching my head about what to think about that post. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
nVIDIADriver Posted January 13, 2017 Share Posted January 13, 2017 29 minutes ago, Mrstickball said: Ah, I wasn't aware of a Korean release date. I assume it will do well there, given general Anti-American sentiments. HR did a good job in many Asian territories including China mainland, Taiwan, Hong Kong, thus I think it will also do well in Singapore and SK. 3 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
el sid Posted January 15, 2017 Share Posted January 15, 2017 (edited) The Domestic number is very decent IMO but what surprises me more is the OS number. I mean that it is close to 100M and still has several big(ger) and promising markets left (Chile, Singapore, Brazil, GB, Germany/Austria/CH, Italy, Philippines and SK). On 9.1.2017 at 8:46 PM, nVIDIADriver said: BTW, I am a little bit disappointed with HR's French and Spanish numbers thus I just expect a conservative US$3.5M in Germany, is it reasonable? Really not easy but I would say yes. Let's see: Reviews so far have been mixed. And mixed means some - only some - reviewers scored the film 3/10 (one critic even 1/10) and couldn't stand it personal. Other reviews, especially on high frequented websites, are good or even outstanding. Internet-interest is there but I don't know how that will translate into admissions. In one and a half week, we will know more and I will report :). Mark from insidekino.de hopes for more but at the moment predicts 300k admissions which would mean around 3M US$. Sounds a little bit too conservative in my view. My Cons: Maybe too gory for some older moviegoers; not all do like Mr. Gibson; I guess it will not get a big release or much advertisement; Germans don't like "religious" films as much as Americans do. My Pros: Mel Gibson is still very well known here and many people liked movies he has directed, especially Braveheart; it's a R-rated film which is rare; the worldwide reviews are good and the nominations will also help (a little bit); the controversial discussions will cause interest too. Edited January 15, 2017 by el sid 2 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
MrHardapple Posted January 19, 2017 Author Share Posted January 19, 2017 On 9.1.2017 at 6:56 PM, nVIDIADriver said: China, $56,402,900 (￥392M up to last Sunday, will end its run at about ￥410M) Hong Kong, $1,873,200 (HK$14,527,500 up to 1/1, should pass US$2M in the near future) Taiwan, $3,573,500 (NT$43.87M for Taipei and more than NT$110.00M for the whole territory, will earn more than RO here…) Indonesia, $772,773 Turkey, $130,857 (by comparison, Fury earned about US$1.35M here ) United Arab Emirates, $1,499,869 Israel, $427,573 Some impending releases are listed as follow, Philippines, 15th Feb. Singapore, 19th Jan. Japan, Feb. South Korea, Feb. (Fury earned $9.3M and I wouldn't surprised if HR get more than $10M here) No information for Vietnam, Thailand and India. Thanks for the numbers. Do you have any new updates on these markets? Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
eXtacy Posted January 19, 2017 Share Posted January 19, 2017 This was my second favorite film of last year. Its great to see it will turn a healthy profit. Was looking a bit shakey for a while 1 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
nVIDIADriver Posted January 19, 2017 Share Posted January 19, 2017 (edited) 15 hours ago, MrHardapple said: Thanks for the numbers. Do you have any new updates on these markets? Since the numbers are too slight I cannot find its daily report in either Hong Kong or Taiwan, but the totals there should be $2.1M and $3.6M. And in China, it earned 409.60M/$59.5M up to Thursday and the drop of this weekend will be really small, even though it will lose nearly all its showtimes when the Spring Festival begins, it will safely pass 415M here and 419M/$60.5M is still possible. Edited January 20, 2017 by nVIDIADriver 1 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
