320.80 are perfect, performance is up and no issues. Everyone needs to get on it 
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Do you mean 326.80?
320.80 are perfect, performance is up and no issues. Everyone needs to get on it
I certainly hope so
Soldato
Supposedly there is 326.60 WHQL floating about. Not sure why it's not on the Nvidia website tho. Report of windows updates pushing it out.
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Drivers will get better. Their always crap at the get go.
My 770 Lightnings are performing great on 326.80. Very pleased
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These latest drivers have been excellent with gtx780 SLI, haven't had Battlefield installed for months though so couldn't comment to that.
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Still no WHQL drivers? No new driver for RTW2?
What's the hold up? Two weeks the latest beta launched and the driver was provided to MS for certification.
What's the hold up? Two weeks the latest beta launched and the driver was provided to MS for certification.
Quick question for those in the know. I'm in the process of carrying out some testing and need to run in surround with SLI disabled. Previously I have been able to do this by connecting all my monitors to one card and when selecting span displays with surround before clicking on configure I could dedicate the second card to PhysX and it would let me configure it.
However for the purposes of this testing I upgraded to the latest beta driver, from 320.18whql, and it seems I can no longer do this as the option to dedicate the second card to PhysX is now greyed out. This is with two 780's. Does anyone know a way around this or am I going to have to go the hasel of taking the second card out?
Edit: Just tried rolling back to 320.18whql and still can't do this. I have definitely done this before, got the benchmarks to prove it. Maybe I'm misremembering how I had my monitors connected.
However for the purposes of this testing I upgraded to the latest beta driver, from 320.18whql, and it seems I can no longer do this as the option to dedicate the second card to PhysX is now greyed out. This is with two 780's. Does anyone know a way around this or am I going to have to go the hasel of taking the second card out?
Edit: Just tried rolling back to 320.18whql and still can't do this. I have definitely done this before, got the benchmarks to prove it. Maybe I'm misremembering how I had my monitors connected.
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Maybe Microsoft have just qualified an old Nvidia driver.
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326.80 causing bsod and game crashes for me. will have to revert back 
Soldato
I should really stop reading the Nvidia Driver thread. It's just non stop complaining about TDR's..
Tempted to try these drivers, but scared, as the 320.49's have been rock solid for me.
Tempted to try these drivers, but scared, as the 320.49's have been rock solid for me.
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Beta 326.80 have been fine on my 760 since the issues with the last drivers
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Beta 326.80 have been great on my 770
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I've gone from 320.49s to the 326.80 without any problems. Where as previous versions have had different quirks for me. (TITAN)
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KFA2 have released a new vBIOS for GTX 770 cards so that the latest Nvidia drivers should work properly now. I've not yet had a chance to test it, will try it later and report back.
You need to e-mail them to get the vBIOS, see below:
You need to e-mail them to get the vBIOS, see below: