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**THE NVIDIA DRIVERS THREAD**
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Well it was more of an annoyance but it shouldn't have made it through quality control in the first place.
Have the driver issues with Win 10 been resoled yet? I was planning on making the jump from Win 8 in the next few days
Have the driver issues with Win 10 been resoled yet? I was planning on making the jump from Win 8 in the next few days
The 144hz bug I still seem to have after installing these drivers.
So I have a 144hz main screen (DVI) and a secondary 60hz (HDMI) screen.
If I set the main screen to 144hz rather than 120hz, it makes the GPU clock on my slot 1 card sit at 997mhz and temps to 44c rather than 135 mhz and temps of 30c.
Is this the same issue others face?
So I have a 144hz main screen (DVI) and a secondary 60hz (HDMI) screen.
If I set the main screen to 144hz rather than 120hz, it makes the GPU clock on my slot 1 card sit at 997mhz and temps to 44c rather than 135 mhz and temps of 30c.
Is this the same issue others face?
Whenever I use two monitors (currently using AMD card) it always runs higher (clock & temp) and I would assume Nvidia is the same.
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Gsync bug isn't fixed. I am looking at MSI AB in desktop and the clock speeds fluctuate when I scroll up and down a page. If I leave it, it does eventually go down to idle clocks.
When I pull the window to the side it also goes into idle clocks but on fullscreen it exhibits the bug.
I am using Chrome fwiw.
When I pull the window to the side it also goes into idle clocks but on fullscreen it exhibits the bug.
I am using Chrome fwiw.
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Correct hence I run my main screen at 120Hz for everyday usage and just kick it up to 144Hz for games where I can't force it in launch options.
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New 361.43 drivers working great on GTX 860M here.
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You could bind the buttons to a key in your mouse software. This trick can also avoid bugs in some games that don't read mouse buttons correctly. (World of Warcraft being one)
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I put on the latest drivers and now 12bpc in the pixel colour depth doesn't apply, only 8bpc works. |Full dynamic range applies ok. 12bpc worked on previous drivers. Can someone test on theirs and let me know if it applies please, or if there is a fix.
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Can't get them to install on my laptop with 970m without getting a bsod. Happened on Windows 10 last night, thought it was a problem with Windows 10, did a fresh install of Windows 8.1 this afternoon and same problem. Whilst installing 361.43 it blue screens
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980ti to an oled TV via a Marantz receiver using hdmi. Was working fine till latest drivers. 8, 10 and 12bits per pixel show to choose from but applying any always results in 8 bpp.