NVIDIA GeForce 528.02 WHQL driver download & Discussion

Nope, Steam and Epic are fine.

 

All fine here

 

Could be, but at the same time i have never had a single crash on mw2 with 522.25 or artifacting or weird stuff, and im always using ddu to uninstall the old one, im gonna rollback and return with feedback

 

All good with me as well, play everynight with no issues

 

All good for me. must be something in your setup

 

Hello, can any1 with desktop with developer build check for 530.66 and perhaps post it here, https://benchmarks.pugetsystems.com/benchmarks/view.php?id=123085, this guy seems to have it

 

At the expense of causing higher DPC latency.

 

Yes it could be something in my setup , I going to install the game again today and see what's happen with this driver with my new Gigabyte RTX 4070 Ti wich i bought yesterday, i hope it runs now better than on the RTX 3060.....

 

nVidia Studio driver 528.24 released, sign for new GRD driver ???

 

That solved the problem.

But I'm still left wondering why this upgrade is particular lead to that. Ive done countless driver installs and this was the first time I encountered this "issue".

 

Terrível, Nvidia não libera Redimensionável Bar para RTX 2000, mas no site dele diz que tem suporte.
Desastre.

 

You're not missing anything. Rebar does next to nothing even on ampere.
On some cases it even hurts performance if you enable it globally.

I have it off.

 

its happened on other drivers and its nothing the driver itself does, its just a race condition.

 

Tried more games now with NIS vs old sharpening. And my conclusion changed. It appears NIS does a great job for games that have a soft look to them. Witcher 3 (original, not next-gen) is very sharp. NIS makes it look artificial and bad shimmering. Red Dead Redemption 2 has a very soft look to it. NIS actually looks great there.

Alien Isolation (not that it needs upscaling, but just for testing) looks really bad with NIS by default. But when I use the "Alias Isolation" mod for it, which adds TAA, then NIS comes to life and it looks really good.

So I think my conclusion is that for games that have a "heavy" TAA that makes the game look soft with zero shimmer, NIS looks better than the old sharpening. Even when going for low resolutions (like 960p on 1440p.) For games that look sharp, NIS looks worse than old sharpen.

Also, NIS looks better than FSR 2.0. God of War and RDR2 have FSR 2.0 and it really looks like ass. However, FSR 2.1 looks better than NIS (I modded FSR 2.1 into RDR2, but kept using NIS because modded FSR 2.1 breaks the graphics when it's raining.)

 

Also looks terrible with native FSR 2 vs. DLSS.