These drivers are a bit faster in TW 3 on a 780.
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Just got on the new drivers. Will report how it runs.
W3 went from 48fps-52 (mostly right around 50) to 58-62..
niceeeee.Last edited by Nunz; Jun 1, 2015, 08:58 AM.Originally posted by curioEat this protein bar, for it is of my body. And drink this creatine shake, for it is my blood.
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played for a few hours last night after installing these no problems but now today I can't play for more then 20 minutes w/o a display driver has stopped responding.
EDIT: read several pages on the driver forums and it seems that these drivers are great for people with 6 and 7xx cards but 970's and 980's are crashing even more.Last edited by jimjobob; Jun 2, 2015, 09:04 AM.
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I had two crashes in 2 days while using just internet explorer with the previous drivers. No crashes since rolling back. I know for a fact it's not a Chrome issue but a GPU acceleration issue which is enabled on my internet explorer. I didn't do any heavy gaming to find out about games too however.
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Originally posted by Dave View PostPeople on overclock.net are reporting crashing too.
I think it's something with Google Chrome. I use Internet Explorer and I haven't crashed yet with these drivers.
I have not tried 353.06 but it looks like same crap to
back to 350.12 and my win 7 boot drive
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This is a GeForce Hot Fix driver, version 353.12 that addresses the following issues:
· G-Sync Windowed mode issue
http://nvidia.custhelp.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/3676
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I had issues with the 352.86 though. Blue screens, CTDs, DDSRs.
¯\_(ツ)_/¯Originally posted by curioEat this protein bar, for it is of my body. And drink this creatine shake, for it is my blood.
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Still haven't bothered to update from 350.12 due to so many reports of issues with the last few driver sets.. Must admit, the last 6 months haven't been Nv's greatest when it comes to drivers. In fact, the worst I've experienced with them.
350.12 is solid as a rock, but useless to most of you I suppose because I guess the main reason you updated is for W3.. (un)Fortunately, I don't have it on PC. PS4 drivers working flawlesslyCROSSHAIR X670E HERO / R9 7950X3D / RTX 4090 GAMING OC / TRIDENT Z5 NEO RGB 6000 CL30 / SAMSUNG 980pro 1TB / 2x SAMSUNG 980 1TB / H150i ELITE LCD / ATH-A2000Z / HX1200 / AW3821DW 38" / LG C2 OLED evo 55" / Enthoo 719 / K70 MKII + Zowie S2 / K57 + Harpoon / Xbox Series X Controller / REVERB G2 V2
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Yeah, I updated for W3 and would hate to roll back as the performance with this latest one with the kepler fix has been a noticeable improvement. Didn't do extensive testing but I'd say just feels smoother all around.
Funny thing is though, the BSOD are happening just when browsing the web. Never happened when in game. Although W3 has crashed to the desktop without error message a bunch. Happy times to be an Nvidia user I guess.
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So what are the chances the TDR and BSOD crashing with the last couple Nvidia drivers will be fixed in the upcoming game ready driver for Batman?
Getting mighty tired of this bullshit. I am averaging about one sudden BSOD a day at this point. Strangely enough it never happens during gaming though, which leads me to believe it might indeed be the hardware acceleration of Firefox, which I keep forgetting to disable.
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I haven't had any issues and I use ChromeIntel Core i9 10900K @ 5.2GHz, Asus Maximus XII Apex, GSkill Trident-Z Royal DDR4 3200MHz 32GB CAS11, Asus Strix 3080Ti OC, Creative Labs SXFI Theater, Samsung 970 Evo Plus 1TB, Corsair AXI 1500i PSU, ThermalTake View 71, Corsair K95 Platinum RGB, Corsair Dark Core RGB SE, Acer Predator X34, Windows 10 Professional X64
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Well its not just me. Plenty of people reporting with the same problems at the Geforce forums.
This is what some people are claiming is the problem:
Just thought I'd add my 5c on this TDR thing. Something that nobody has mentioned (weirdly) is Microsoft.
Every time MS make a change to the kernel (HAL) graphic cards start to have timing issues. Anyone that has been around since the release of the protected mode access with Vista will remember it took nearly a year for NV to get a stable driver together (AMD had the same issues). Same happened with win 7 to a lesser extent since that was simply Vista fixed. Win 8 started the problems again and before they have been nailed down fully MS announce Win 10 and we start again.
You might think that you are safe using an older OS but M$ update the HAL for compatibility and upgrade ease. This is one of M$ attempts to fix this problem: https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/lib...=vs.85%29.aspx Rep to Sora for this link. All this does is stop a lot of blue screens and you get the 'driver stopped responding' message, or even a silent reset where there is no error message at all. Partial reset, really? Your game is still going to crash or hang.
Because it's a windows timing error all sorts of things might fix it for you but of course the only fix is for NV and M$ to sort this out between them. MS want developers to only use published API calls. Video OEM's want to use whatever call they can find to get through the HAL as quickly as possible. A rock solid driver is easily achievable but it would be so slow as to be unacceptable to us users.
You won't see NV saying that win 10 is the problem since they are a development partner and specifically forbidden to say anything that might be construed as negative, especially this close to a major free upgrade. NV did hint at this problem when they stated that the behavior of G-Sync had to be changed for win 10 and this caused the permanently 'on' indicator. They tried to skim over the problem saying it was only cosmetic but the users forced NV to go back and see if they can fix the behavior.
I'm sure NV are as keen as we are to bottom out this problem before win 10 goes live.
Just to comply with feedback, on my Sli X8 this driver is better than the last three and only crashes out (TDR) when oveclocked - no big issue for me.
Many of you might be better to find an older driver (without any win 10 code inside) and stick with that until win 10 is 'fixed'? Use GFE to keep the game and Sli profiles up-to-date without updating the driver...
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No doubt you are having problems Meteor but like I said in an earlier post, uninstall the driver through programs and features, restart in safemode and run DDU+CCleaner, restart, install new driver. But everyone refuses to do it.
Give it a try and see what happens.Intel Core i9 10900K @ 5.2GHz, Asus Maximus XII Apex, GSkill Trident-Z Royal DDR4 3200MHz 32GB CAS11, Asus Strix 3080Ti OC, Creative Labs SXFI Theater, Samsung 970 Evo Plus 1TB, Corsair AXI 1500i PSU, ThermalTake View 71, Corsair K95 Platinum RGB, Corsair Dark Core RGB SE, Acer Predator X34, Windows 10 Professional X64
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Originally posted by Hapatingjaky View PostNo doubt you are having problems Meteor but like I said in an earlier post, uninstall the driver through programs and features, restart in safemode and run DDU+CCleaner, restart, install new driver. But everyone refuses to do it.
Give it a try and see what happens.
I did finally remember to disable hardware acceleration in FF though, so we'll see how that goes.
My situation is especially frustrating because I am not getting the TDRs like most other people, I am just getting BSOD. I think maybe the TDRs are mainly happening with Maxwell cards, while I am using Kepler.
Right now the plan to is wait it out and ride the storm until the next driver when Batman releases, and hopefully that one fixes this.
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Originally posted by Meteor_of_War View Post
My situation is especially frustrating because I am not getting the TDRs like most other people, I am just getting BSOD.
Must be some sort of component that is different between mid range and high end cards in a series, as everything else is pretty much just cut down specs.
Maybe a different brand voltage regulator or something.
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Originally posted by GanjaStar View Postreally strange that there's such huge difference between a gtx660 and gtx670.
Must be some sort of component that is different between mid range and high end cards in a series, as everything else is pretty much just cut down specs.
Maybe a different brand voltage regulator or something.
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Originally posted by Meteor_of_War View PostDo you always receive all Windows updates automatically?
not being offered any new updates for win7 64.
no issues with hardware acceleration in chromium browsers or any games.
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Originally posted by GanjaStar View Postno, but just 2 days ago I went ahead and fired up windows update and caught up with everything.
not being offered any new updates for win7 64.
no issues with hardware acceleration in chromium browsers or any games.
Some over on the Geforce forums seem to believe the instability is related to Windows 10 upgrade compatibility tests sent over through Windows updates not playing nice with Geforce drivers.
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new game ready driver out for batman
Just in time for the highly anticipated title Batman: Arkham Knight this new GeForce Game Ready driver ensures you'll have the best possible gaming...
[SLI, Batman: Arkham Knights] With a 4K display, a TDR occurs after the in-game
resolution is toggled and the application is exited.
[SLI, Batman: Arkham Knights] Heavy flickering occurs in game after Alt+Tab if SLI is
enabled.
[SLI, Batman: Arkham Knights] Severe stuttering seen, especially in indoor scenes,
when the game is running at 4K resolution and NVIDIA Gameworks settings are
turned on.
[SLI, Batman: Arkham Knights] Random flickering occurs in the game if SLI is
enabled.
[GM206, SLI, Batman: Arkham Knights] Stuttering occurs and performance drops
after shadow quality settings are toggled.
[GK180, SLI, Batman: Arkham Knights] When SLI is enabled, a crash points to
ntdll.dll shortly after the game is exited. [200116717]
looks solid...
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