Soldato
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It doesn't matter if stable on previous drivers. It isn't now. Its impossible for Nvidia to account for all configurations, other than how the cards where designed.
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**THE NVIDIA DRIVERS THREAD**
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It doesn't matter if stable on previous drivers. It isn't now. Its impossible for Nvidia to account for all configurations, other than how the cards where designed.
Caporegime
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I agree actually.
Had issues in WoW with the latest 358.50 drivers (dc's, camera flipping, target selection dropping) so rolled back to 355.98 and all's well. Odd thing is it didn't seem to be a graphical issue, but the Nvidia drivers causing issues with my Steelseries mouse driver software lol.
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358.50 wasn't throwing errors itself, it was causing errors in other drivers, so reverted to 355.98 to fix it.
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Had both installed but they are separate, removed GFE anyway just to be double sure.
As far as I could tell, the 358.50 drivers conflict or interfere with the Steelseries drivers, and they were creating phantom key presses that caused issues in game (target deselecting, buttons held down losing down status when panning) plus connection issues (presumably due to prolonged phantom spamming causing a desync or something).
As far as I could tell, the 358.50 drivers conflict or interfere with the Steelseries drivers, and they were creating phantom key presses that caused issues in game (target deselecting, buttons held down losing down status when panning) plus connection issues (presumably due to prolonged phantom spamming causing a desync or something).
Caporegime
My Saitek X52 interferes with my mouse cursor and I had to change the dead zone on the X52 to slightly wider to sort it.
I've seen all sorts of crazy unrelated stuf over the years. My favourite was any NV Optimus supporting driver higher than a specific build stopping a Cisco client less SSL OCX driver from working correctly.
Yeah I had exactly the same issue, just changed the dead zone on the mini mouse on the throttle
Caporegime
Weird one and something I have only got since W10. I am sure it is unrelated and just one of those 'Gremlin' things but strange non the less.
GeForce Hotfix driver 358.59
This is a GeForce Hot Fix driver, version 358.59 that addresses the following issues:
G-Sync Windowed mode & full-screen performance issue
https://nvidia.custhelp.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/3798
This is a GeForce Hot Fix driver, version 358.59 that addresses the following issues:
G-Sync Windowed mode & full-screen performance issue
https://nvidia.custhelp.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/3798
Soldato
Can't say I've noticed a performance issue with those drivers and sli 980 ti gpus and gsync but I won't say no to free performance increases
Caporegime
Cheers Boom and that should sort out a few issues that people were having.
Excellent. I had reported that FPS in FFXIV using Gsync windowed mode went from ~130 to 20 with the latest WHQL drivers. Good to see NV get on top of something so quickly.
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Anyone got a workaround for sli to work with 3D on the swift?
Soldato
You use a 2nd monitor Josh? Nvidia (maybe amd as well, dunno) only downclock with 2 screens at 120Hz and below. Hence my Desktop is 120Hz and then when I play CSGO I have freq 144 in the launch options for full fat goodness