Nvidia GeForce 384.76 Download & Discussion

Beside the missing CP setting for multi / single monitor no problems so far. No crashes in games (The Division), no black screens in Chrome..

 

nevcairiel@ thx!

i notice whit these drivers i getting random freezes in Forza apex & horizon when playing at 8K! in other way this drivers are pretty good! so far

 

Those aren't freezes, its the 5 fps you see.

 

With Windows 10 Pro 64 (1703 CU) and these drivers, during the second Splash Screen, I have this problem.

https://youtu.be/NLqN1D11cRY

 

I suspect AMD don't have sufficient founds to counter Nvidia's latest accomplishment.

 

I have been on Windows 10 LTSB for a while now and since I saw a few people here say that 4K & HDR support has been added with this driver for Netflix, I decided to bring back the Windows Store, updated it, installed Netflix and restarted the PC. Neither HDR nor 4K streaming seems to work. Definitely not an internet speed issue. I have a 100Mbps+ Connection.

Still works fine through the TV Netflix app (both 4K & HDR), but not through the Windows Store version of Netflix. My specs are on the left under my display picture.

So I guess the Windows Creators Update is also a requirement with these drivers if you want to get Netflix 4K & HDR. The LTSB version of Windows uses the anniversary update, and it's the main reason I started using it. So no 4K & HDR for me I guess, unless there's some way of doing it that I don't know about.

 

i have been getting random black screen on cold boot with these rolled back and had no issues since last night.

 

so i just had to dig my old 570 out of the closet:

http://www.3dmark.com/spy/2014213
:funny:
now it's going back . . .

 

Wow! So hardware! Much scheduling!

http://www.3dmark.com/compare/spy/2014213/spy/995752

 

They also fixed the Youtube video lagging after 2-3 sec every time you enter full screen and exit .

 

After exit Doom (Vulkan), core & memory clock stay at high clock & won't drop to the idle state.

P.S. A reboot will temporarily fix the issue.

 

Had my first BSOD in years on these drivers, and it is for the same reason as others in this thread. I was watching Twitch in Chrome while playing games on my 1080 Ti.

Has anyone reported this to Nvidia yet?

 

Well i guess i need to update then i have been running my EVGA GTX 570 sc HD as my physx card since i got a evga gtx 770 sc to replace my other 570

 

acutely not i getting 55 /60 fps in Forza Apex at 8k in Horizon is a different story i rolled back to 382.53
and the problem was solved!

 

By any chance, do you had afterburner running?

I found that the couple of blue screens that I had related to nvlddmkm.sys, where the message "kmode_exception_not_handled"or "system_service_exception" are related to the combination of having afterburner running and chrome while playing some videos on it, like youtube.

 

I did not have MSI Afterburner running.

This was an IRQL_NOT_LESS_OR_EQUAL "probably caused by ntkrnlmp.exe" but in the dump it says the application was Chrome.exe.

 

I didn't have any BSOD with this driver yet (I had loads with previous 2 drivers), however I did fix it by disabling hardware acceleration in Chrome. Now I have it on again, if I get BSODs again I'll just disable it... again.

 

GTX 560 Ti, TimeSpy : 362 points, lol.

Even a slower 650 Ti Boost gets 1330.

 

this is not related to driver. might be your overclock ....

 

When several people here all with 1080 Tis are reporting that Chrome with hardware acceleration on is BSODing for them as well, I have a hard time believing this. Especially when a user said older drivers fixes the issue entirely. That said, I submitted a driver feedback for Nvidia to look at.