Soldato
Pascals coming, if they didn't get you before, they might this time
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**THE NVIDIA DRIVERS THREAD**
- Thread starter Boomstick777
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Pascals coming, if they didn't get you before, they might this time
Caporegime
Pascals coming, if they didn't get you before, they might this time
lol, debating on whether to upgrade my drivers or not
Soldato
Only installed the last one the other day, my cards not DOOMED yet, it can wait a bit longer.
What a stupid inaccurate statement. Leave this sort of thing in the 1080 mad threads. I can't believe so many people longing for the 1xxx series as a holy grail. Some people making it sounds like there 980ti has suddenly turned into a GTX 460 !!! Sheesh.
Man of Honour
Ouch!! I had an old Athlon x2 4400 blow from a bad power supply, but that's it. Varkanoid I'm sure you know I'm joking right.
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Caporegime
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Sure I read about 9 months ago that a guy bricked TWO 980Ti's whilst trying to install waterblocks onto them
Associate
Anyone tried the latest drivers, how are they?
maybe i can finally use sli in the division now
maybe i can finally use sli in the division now
Associate
Had my first ever 'Video_TDR_Failure' with these drivers so may have to roll back.
Associate
Has anyone had any issues with the clock speed ramping up to max when just browsing? I'm guessing it's down to hardware acceleration? Seems a bit unnecessary to do so though. This is on 365.19.
Edit: Gone back to 365.10. Spikes but returns back to idle much faster.
Edit 2: Still doing it. Sometimes when I scroll in a browser, the clock speed jumps up and then holds at that speed for a minute or so. Rather than jumping up then going straight back down to idle. Any ideas? Perhaps use DDU and then reinstall of the latest driver?
Edit: Gone back to 365.10. Spikes but returns back to idle much faster.
Edit 2: Still doing it. Sometimes when I scroll in a browser, the clock speed jumps up and then holds at that speed for a minute or so. Rather than jumping up then going straight back down to idle. Any ideas? Perhaps use DDU and then reinstall of the latest driver?
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Soldato
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http://www.nvidia.com/download/driverResults.aspx/102997/en-us
There u go even tho i dunno why u didnt go there to check anyhow if other link didnt work.
There u go even tho i dunno why u didnt go there to check anyhow if other link didnt work.
i did if you click the link or use nvidia search it comes up with 365.19
see
http://www.nvidia.co.uk/download/driverResults.aspx/102485/en-uk
see
http://www.nvidia.co.uk/download/driverResults.aspx/102485/en-uk
Soldato
yep me too did driver search and still shows 365.19.
The US site shows it here http://www.geforce.com/drivers/results/102997 368.22
but I only download drivers from UK website to make sure. Look at the release notes it doesnt seem to fix or change anything apart from GE Optimised settings for the games mentioned.
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Soldato
http://www.nvidia.co.uk/download/driverResults.aspx/103099/en-uk Win 10
http://www.nvidia.co.uk/download/driverResults.aspx/103027/en-uk win 7-8
UK link, dunno why its needed but there u go. Most of the time i just default to us language as no diff really for drivers.
http://www.nvidia.co.uk/download/driverResults.aspx/103027/en-uk win 7-8
UK link, dunno why its needed but there u go. Most of the time i just default to us language as no diff really for drivers.
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