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New Nvidia 411.63 drivers hinder performance

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Just been bench marking using super position and thought i would try the new drivers, without changing my clock speeds or anything else my boost has gone from 2100 down to 1900! I've reinstalled 399.24 and i get just shy of 23k on 1080p medium compared to 21k using the newest drivers.
 
I heard this elsewhere also, but the difference was in margin of error, though it was consistent in that it always was worse on the new driver which raised some eyebrows. Lets see if more reports come in.

Maybe they did it just to make the 1080Ti look a bit worse in all the initial reviews that hit the web and then after they will conveniently claim it is a bug and fix it for the next drive (or after the 2070 comes out)? :p

We need someone to download and test 4-5 drivers all spaced out by 3 months so we can get a clear picture. Would be funny if drivers from say 9 months ago are 5-10% better or something :D
 
considering most reviewers are saying the 2080 is up to 10% faster than the 1080ti, its amazing i just lost nearly 10% just by updating to the latest drivers
 
So the gimpening begins again.

Happens every time, watch as they slowly lose ground to the AMD equivalent cards.

While AMD cards mature like fine wine, the Nvidia turn to vinegar as soon as next harvest is out :p
 
Now re-test with latest drivers...



Funny how people notice performance drops and it gets brought up every time though.

Actually when I had the GTX1080 Armor (watercooled at 2164/2190 core), I saw 5% performance drop on the September 2016 drivers and another 3% on the March 2017 drivers.
That is why even today my scores in the benchmarks in this forum for the GTX1080 aren't beaten two years later. Only the TimeSpy lost the lead but due to the fact someone used the 11Gbps VRAM version.


@JediFragger because things are relevant, go to the FS Standard and look at my Vega 64 graphics score with 18.8.1 and compare it even with Kaap's 1850 clocked Vega 64.
And since you are there, look at the higher GTX1080, which last time I checked was still mine.
 
the people who say there are drops from older drivers, and you can prove it. take you're findings to trading standards and see what they have to say.
 
Actually when I had the GTX1080 Armor (watercooled at 2164/2190 core), I saw 5% performance drop on the September 2016 drivers and another 3% on the March 2017 drivers.
That is why even today my scores in the benchmarks in this forum for the GTX1080 aren't beaten two years later. Only the TimeSpy lost the lead but due to the fact someone used the 11Gbps VRAM version.


@JediFragger because things are relevant, go to the FS Standard and look at my Vega 64 graphics score with 18.8.1 and compare it even with Kaap's 1850 clocked Vega 64.
And since you are there, look at the higher GTX1080, which last time I checked was still mine.

loads of 1080's above your score in TimeSpy :confused: Where are you 3 months of tuning Vega64 scores?
 
Someone should prove it and sue them but even if they did di it what would we do? And how would we prove that?

Trading standards do very little why they and Ofcom are useless. Any fines levied are peanuts compared to the money gained by thier legal scams.
 
Maybe FineWine is broken on Vega ;)
Out of the box maybe not as fast as 1080 but the reference one throttles to like 1100mhz. In superposition it actually goes even lower. For me if I just increase power to +50 and increase fan speed it already goes up by like 15-20%. Some folk have them running 1700mhz solid which at this point no 1080 oc could keep up.

Also maturing would need more time e.g like 7970 vs 680, 290x vs 780 or even Furyx vs 980ti.
 
Well I'm still on 399.24. I'll do a before and after when I get a chance.

Would reviewers have been using 399.24 or a pre-release version of 411.63 from nvidia?
 
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