ATI and NVIDIA updates

I tried 350.12 but lost the frame-rate counter display so I reverted back to 347.88. I like having this frame-rate display on everything I play, no need for a third-party utility. I don't know if nVidia removed the fps counter on purpose or there's a bug that is preventing the display for me. (GTX980)

 

I'm on 350.12, mainly out of troubleshooting desperation. It's working fine. Was on 341.XX before...

 

Let's just hope DX12 Graphics Card don't throw up another issue like LOD for us charity case DX9 users. ( No offence Tim ) lol

 

Geforce windows 10 driver

http://www.nvidia.com/download/driverResults.aspx/84233/en-us

I ain't touchin' W10 with a barge pole.

lool

 

I am still using windows 7 pro i have not tried the others. I think i will stick with this until ISI decide to go better than dx9 or until 2020 when they decide to get rid of it all together am i doing the right thing or am i missing something ????????

 

Nothing I can think of coops.

Mind you nothing wrong with having a cheap 60GB SSD or 500GB sata to test W8/W10, plug it in when your really bored lol

I would have done W8.1 it was 99% but I had a bug rF2 dropped framerate...............mmmm

Maybe I have another look..............mmm no spare hard drives..............good thing. lool

 

tyvm durge

 

Geforce 352.86 WHQL

http://www.geforce.com/drivers/results/85051

 

let me know if worth dwn loading for rf2 pls

 

Anyone up for crash test dummy ?

 

noooooooooooooo lmao

 

Why are you guys having so much trouble with drivers?
I typically load only the Nvidia driver, Miracast virtual audio, HD audio and Physx....no GeForce Experience or 3D controller etc...
They always seem to run very well in my case....no crashes, stutter, etc...
Matter of fact, I installed 352.86 three days ago...applied the PCI-e timing tweak and have had zero issues.

 

We was having a laugh

 

Don't know what this is all about but this latest driver enabled nvidia surround on my gtx 660 for the first time. I am able to dump softth now. It was unexpected.

 

What`s the PCI-e timing tweak? (tried with google - but not sure)
TIA

 

Geforce 353.06 WHQL

http://www.geforce.com/drivers/results/85817

 

MSI AfterBurner v4.1.1

http://gaming.msi.com/features/afterburner

 

Had Intel chipset, management, sata, USB and Afterburner updates archived so decided to try 353.06 on a fresh OS.

Glad I did picked up some frames and somehow looks a bit cleaner.

 

This....

Run Regedit

Go to; HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE/SYSTEM/ CurrentControlSet/ Control/Video

The folder associated with a graphics card will have three or more subfolders (depending on how many PCI-E slots available on the motherboard).
The values listed for each subfolder will be 0000, 0001, 0002, 0003, 0004, and Video.
Review only the subfolders labeled as "0000". You will know you have selected the correct "0000" subfolder when you see a registry labeled “DriverDesc” with a value that matches the graphics card you have installed. Example, the value in my “DriverDesc” registry value reads “NVIDIA Geforce GTX 680”.

Right click on the folder labeled “0000”. Select “New”, then select “DWORD (32-bit) Value“, then enter “RMPcieLinkSpeed” for the name of the registry.

Right click the “RMPcieLinkSpeed” registry you just created, then select “Modify”, then enter “4” as the data value and verify that the “Hexadecimal” option is checked under “Base”, and then select “OK”.

Repeat steps 9 and 10 for each graphics card associated folder (named “0000”)

Once you have completed creating the RMPcieLinkSpeed registry for each card, close the Registry Editor window and restart your computer.

 

GeForce Hotfix 353.12

http://nvidia.custhelp.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/3676

· G-Sync Windowed mode issue