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320.18 Nvidia Drivers - Report your issues here
- Thread starter Gregster
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Shame the other thread was closed, it's getting tough to find the error reporting in this thread now with all the arguing going back and forth 
Once someone does actually see something official from Nvidia or a third party vendor, or if someone has a driver solution for 7** series users please post it in bold yellow letters, thanks.
Once someone does actually see something official from Nvidia or a third party vendor, or if someone has a driver solution for 7** series users please post it in bold yellow letters, thanks.
This may sound a bit stupid, but my card is water cooled so I wouldn't know if it was overheating and I don't wanna buy BF3 just to see if I get corruption with it, does this look right to ppl? (these are max logs after gaming not a snapshot on the desktop):
(The orange/blue bit on the performance cap reason shows as "limited by operating/reliability voltage" and is normal as the boost isn't going to be limited by thermals or by lack of GPU utilization).
(The orange/blue bit on the performance cap reason shows as "limited by operating/reliability voltage" and is normal as the boost isn't going to be limited by thermals or by lack of GPU utilization).
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hi guys so would it be the wrong time to buy two 780s then.
BUY THEM
it's not a wrong time, it's a dodgy driver
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IMO thats too high, even on a warm day it shouldn't be touching 50c*
*GTX47/80 excluded, known to run upwards of 55c even on water.
Edit: which card out of interest? iirc Titans/GTX780 can run a little on the hot side compared to the 600 series.
I think you missed the part where I said I'm not interested in defending faceless corporations.
The reference to the stutter bug was that the same people were making out it was a world ending issue whereas in fact a tiny proportion were affected... the same as here. The key difference is that rather than ruining gameplay it's allegedly ruining graphics cards.
So your lack of understanding of those posts is probably due to your lack of comprehension skills as opposed to anything more sinister.
Surely without more information it is hard to make that call? Room Temp and the Size, Type and Number of Radiators in the system along with the other hardware is key. I'd be more interested in temp increase with the different drivers while room temp being consistent between the change.
My Titans have never been above 41c flat out on a hot day. Normally they idle in the mid to high twenties and reach the low to mid thirties benching.
It does not make any difference with mine which drivers I use 320.18 or 314.22 for temps.
Just ran the Tomb Raider bench with all settings maxed @1600p to see the Temp difference between 314.22 and 320.18
Cards were at stock and CPU was @4.0
314.22
320.18
Drivers 320.18 actually ran 1c cooler on two of the cards whilst scoring higher on the benchmark.
I know these runs are not the most scientific but I just wanted to see if there was a difference in temps between the drivers.
Cards were at stock and CPU was @4.0
314.22
320.18
Drivers 320.18 actually ran 1c cooler on two of the cards whilst scoring higher on the benchmark.
I know these runs are not the most scientific but I just wanted to see if there was a difference in temps between the drivers.
+1
Have to be honest I have no idea as to what the cause is - I've been unable to reproduce it with a disposable 470 I have, I'm wondering if its a conflict with another pieces of popular software i.e. hardware monitoring/tweaking tools like MSI AB or EVGA precision and so on or if its limited to a version/service pack of Windows or something.
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