The word public edition refers to the graphics card itself, and has nothing to do with the driver.

Generally, the graphics cards designed by chip manufacturers themselves are called public editions, such as AMD and Nvidia.

Moreover, the brands they design are all called non-public editions or super-public editions, such as ASUS, sapphire and colorful.

Then the graphics card driver can only be divided into WHQL version, Beta version, compatible version and customized version.

WHQL is a version of Microsoft security certification, which is generally the most stable.

Beta version is the version leaked by chip manufacturers in the process of developing WHQL version, which literally means for trial use and is unstable.

The compatible version is generally called universal driver, which will not bring much optimization to the graphics card, but is only a stopgap measure for you.

Customized version is a customized driver designed by the brand itself, which is generally used to customize graphics cards, usually on notebooks.