NVSlimmer - NVIDIA driver slimming utility

Hello there !

I'm a new owner of a Lenovo Legion 5 Pro Laptop with RTX 3070 and, for the life of me, i can't find what is needed for dynamic boost to work.
L5P has a 115W+25W dynamic boost.

I tried installing optimus and other stuff, this didn't enable the 25W.

Would anyone kindly tell me which component is needed to get dynamic boost back on clean drivers ?

Thanks a lot !

 

thanks a lot for your work

 

what does the process and module monitoring driver do? is frameview sdk necessary for frameview? would be nice if we had some explanation of these driver modules and what they did........... and or dependencies...............

 

More information is always good, but in fairness, I suspect that all of the above is Googleable. Its NVSlimmer not NVDriverExplainer

 

Yo, I recently used this when installing a second GPU, and have noticed that my NVidia control panel doesn't have the drop down that lets me specify which should be the default one.

Does that drop down require a specific part of the driver package I'll need to re-enable, or is this just a mystery problem that has nothing to do with the slimmed down drivers?

 

Just had the following error with a repackaged driver:

Application error

Exception code:
0x000006d9
Address:
0x138e4f99

Driver 471.96 x64

Not sure what went wrong but after trying again with the same checkboxes, this time straight to install; it worked.

 

When a new update ?

 

try NVCleanstall instead.

 

Or do your own stripping down the driver, pretty easy and works every time.

 

Hi guys,

I've started using nvcleaninstall an i read about msi mode.I want to enable it.

But i'm struggling with intrrerupt policy setting.
What should i put ?
All Close Processors
One Close Processor
All Processors in Machine
Specified Processors
Spread Across all Processors

Or Default.

Could someone more advised help me please ? Thanks.

 

nvcleaninstall is crap better use nvslimmer and ddu

 

I leave it as default and just enabled MIS mode. That gives you same as using MSI IRQ utility with just MSI checkmark.

 

That of course is just your opinion, I like to know what is crap about it?
I have been using it for yrs, ever since it came out and it does what it says.

I have never needed to run DDU either, unless you have some issue with the installed drivers a "clean" option should work fine.

 

Thanks!
Also if u want to tell me. From where I can download the latest msi tool so I can tinker with it myself?

 

In the OS forum section ,here.
https://forums.guru3d.com/threads/w...ge-signaled-based-interrupts-msi-tool.378044/
Version 3.0 works fine but there is a 3.1 at end of that long post.

https://forums.guru3d.com/threads/w...terrupts-msi-tool.378044/page-82#post-5934959

EDIT: looks like V3.0 on the first page is the newest one.

 

Great tool THX

 

I have a couple planned features.
I just need to work out the time to implement them.
But sit tight, they're coming sooner than later.

 

I've played with msi mode tool myself.

What do u think ? I mean, i did something good ?

 

Something bad maybe
Seriously, put priority back to default, setting many to high defeats a high priority value plus nobody really knows if which device really is fully supported.
Also only enable MSI if the device supports it, those two Intel serial IO 12c host controller devices shouldn't have MSI checkmarks, you can see it didn't take (positive values on IRQ's).

I would also post in that thread I linked above so mbk1969 can see it, he knows way more than me on this.

 

Ok thanks man!
I will put only the gpu for now on msi mode the rest on default without msi.