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GeForce 335.23 WHQL Driver Download
on: 03/10/2014 03:41 PM [ 249 comment(s) ]
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Download the Nvidia GeForce 335.23 WHQL driver as released by NVIDIA.
The new GeForce 335.23 WHQL, Game Ready Titanfall drivers are now available to download from GeForce.com and automatically through GeForce Experience. Designed to provide optimum performance and stability in the highly anticipated Titanfall, the GeForce 335.23 WHQL drivers are an essential upgrade for pilots entering the fray. GeForce 335.23 WHQL also includes new and improved profiles, in addition to enhanced GPU offset options for the GeForce GTX 750 Ti and GeForce GTX 750. For complete details check out the release notes.
We have an active discussion thread open on these drivers right here.
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- Call of Duty: Ghosts – In-Depth Laser Sight Added
- Thief – Rating Now “Good”
- Titanfall – Rated “Good”
- You can download 335.23 WHQL directly from the Drivers page, or automatically through GeForce Experience, our free, essential, game and system enhancing application. For the complete set of release notes please click here.
Changes and Fixed Issues in Version 335.23
The following sections list the important changes and the most common issues resolved since version 334.89. This list is only a subset of the total number of changes made in this driver version. The NVIDIA bug number is provided for reference. Windows Vista/Windows 7/Windows 8/Windows 8.1 Fixed Issues
- [NVIDIA Inspector]: V-SYNC does not work if FPS Limiter is enabled. [1467316]
- [3D Vision][G-SYNC capable displays]: With stereoscopic 3D enabled, screen issues occur when running some DirectX 11 applications in windowed mode on G-SYNC capable displays. [1451395]
- [3D Vision]: The NVIDIA Control Panel->Set Up Stereoscopic 3d->View Compatibility with Games page does not show updated game ratings. [1452179]
- [Surround]: In Surround mode, the process of moving windows or minimizing/maximizing windows is sluggish. [1449016]
- [Surround][GeForce GTX TITAN]: Windows maximize across all three monitors in 2D Surround mode instead of one. [1421034]
- [SLI][Diablo III Patch 2.0.1]: The game frame rate drops with SLI and the Reflections game setting enabled. [1469204]
- [SLI][GeForce GTX 690][DOTA 2]: The game chat area flickers with SLI enabled. [1399587/1456817]
- [SLI][Surround][GeForce GTX 660 Ti]: The Surround accessory monitor desktop color and player color settings get adjusted instead of monitors in the Surround configuration. [1396022]
Additional Details:
- Installs new PhysX System Software 9.13.1220
- Installs HD Audio v1.3.30.1
- Installs GeForce Experience 1.8.2.1
DriverVer:
- Driver 335.23 is r334_89-21, DriverVer = 03/04/2014, 9.18.13.3523
- Driver 334.95 is r334_89-2, DriverVer = 02/13/2014, 9.18.13.3495
- Driver 334.89 is r334_00-150, DriverVer = 02/08/2014, 9.18.13.3489
- Driver 334.67 is r334_00-113, DriverVer = 01/15/2014, 9.18.13.3467
- Driver 332.21 is r331_82-6, DriverVer = 12/19/2013, 9.18.13.3221
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alphaproxima
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#4792619 Posted on: 04/01/2014 06:02 PM
This driver is a pile of crap for me.
BF3/BF4 is every 3-5 minutes freezing for about 2-5 seconds, then ok until next freeze. A pita to play...
After investigating my system very carefully I come donw on the video-driver (thought it could be CfosSpeed, VMWare, Firewall, network driver, chipset).
Stepping back to 332.21 and everything is smooth again (without changing ANY other component of the system, and making the compromise that this driver creates flickeriung textures from time to time - best driver for BF3/BF4 is still 313.96).
Many ppl seem to have that problem, theyre reporting it at the nvidia forums. Some guy states its nvidia inspector. Im having the same problem as well and im using the inspector. Are you?
https://esports.geforce.com/forums/topic/705318/geforce-drivers/official-nvidia-335-23-whql-driver-feedback-thread-3-10-14-/47/
The post on the bottom of the page is supposedly the solution. Im also back to 332.21
This driver is a pile of crap for me.
BF3/BF4 is every 3-5 minutes freezing for about 2-5 seconds, then ok until next freeze. A pita to play...
After investigating my system very carefully I come donw on the video-driver (thought it could be CfosSpeed, VMWare, Firewall, network driver, chipset).
Stepping back to 332.21 and everything is smooth again (without changing ANY other component of the system, and making the compromise that this driver creates flickeriung textures from time to time - best driver for BF3/BF4 is still 313.96).
Many ppl seem to have that problem, theyre reporting it at the nvidia forums. Some guy states its nvidia inspector. Im having the same problem as well and im using the inspector. Are you?
https://esports.geforce.com/forums/topic/705318/geforce-drivers/official-nvidia-335-23-whql-driver-feedback-thread-3-10-14-/47/
The post on the bottom of the page is supposedly the solution. Im also back to 332.21
Ries
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#4792989 Posted on: 04/02/2014 12:07 PM
Hello all,
I've been searching for 3 weeks now and im getting a bit crazy and tired.. So this forum might be my last hope
It's about Diablo 3:
1: I experience some weird stutter/slowdown in fights or when just walking around, but the fps never drops when it happens and overall the game runs great with ingame vsync enabled capped at 60fps (when i set the monitor refreshrate also to 60), but the issue is annoying! When i disable the ingame vsync, i get allot of screentear and the fps raises 200+ and in caves almost 400, so this is not an option. I like to play with vsync to keep my gpu calm.
So i was thinking, i enable my original refreshrate (120hz) in windows and maybe this will let me play flawless with ingame vsync disabled... I must say it runs smoother, less screentear but not flawless. So is there a setting or what can i do to run the game perfect on a 120hz monitor without getting screentear at all?
I really tried everything now, sliders to 120 etc. but it still isnt 100% .
For now i keep playing with ingame vsync since the control panel vsync doesnt seem to work in D3, and accept the stutter sometime.
Hope you guys can help me, give tips about settings or a recommended driver.
Hello all,
I've been searching for 3 weeks now and im getting a bit crazy and tired.. So this forum might be my last hope
It's about Diablo 3:
1: I experience some weird stutter/slowdown in fights or when just walking around, but the fps never drops when it happens and overall the game runs great with ingame vsync enabled capped at 60fps (when i set the monitor refreshrate also to 60), but the issue is annoying! When i disable the ingame vsync, i get allot of screentear and the fps raises 200+ and in caves almost 400, so this is not an option. I like to play with vsync to keep my gpu calm.
So i was thinking, i enable my original refreshrate (120hz) in windows and maybe this will let me play flawless with ingame vsync disabled... I must say it runs smoother, less screentear but not flawless. So is there a setting or what can i do to run the game perfect on a 120hz monitor without getting screentear at all?
I really tried everything now, sliders to 120 etc. but it still isnt 100% .
For now i keep playing with ingame vsync since the control panel vsync doesnt seem to work in D3, and accept the stutter sometime.
Hope you guys can help me, give tips about settings or a recommended driver.
BenYeeHua
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Joined: 2013-07-26
#4793047 Posted on: 04/02/2014 01:46 PM
Hello all,
I've been searching for 3 weeks now and im getting a bit crazy and tired.. So this forum might be my last hope
It's about Diablo 3:
1: I experience some weird stutter/slowdown in fights or when just walking around, but the fps never drops when it happens and overall the game runs great with ingame vsync enabled capped at 60fps (when i set the monitor refreshrate also to 60), but the issue is annoying! When i disable the ingame vsync, i get allot of screentear and the fps raises 200+ and in caves almost 400, so this is not an option. I like to play with vsync to keep my gpu calm.
So i was thinking, i enable my original refreshrate (120hz) in windows and maybe this will let me play flawless with ingame vsync disabled... I must say it runs smoother, less screentear but not flawless. So is there a setting or what can i do to run the game perfect on a 120hz monitor without getting screentear at all?
I really tried everything now, sliders to 120 etc. but it still isnt 100% .
For now i keep playing with ingame vsync since the control panel vsync doesnt seem to work in D3, and accept the stutter sometime.
Hope you guys can help me, give tips about settings or a recommended driver.
Some options.
1.Try Adaptive V-Sync, but you has said it don't works
2.Try V-sync with FPS limited to 118-119 FPS, you might not like this
3.FPS limit to 120-125FPS, and use Windowed Full Screen or windowed
So yup, I recommend you try limit the FPS to 120-125FPS, then using Windowed Full Screen or windowed.
Hello all,
I've been searching for 3 weeks now and im getting a bit crazy and tired.. So this forum might be my last hope
It's about Diablo 3:
1: I experience some weird stutter/slowdown in fights or when just walking around, but the fps never drops when it happens and overall the game runs great with ingame vsync enabled capped at 60fps (when i set the monitor refreshrate also to 60), but the issue is annoying! When i disable the ingame vsync, i get allot of screentear and the fps raises 200+ and in caves almost 400, so this is not an option. I like to play with vsync to keep my gpu calm.
So i was thinking, i enable my original refreshrate (120hz) in windows and maybe this will let me play flawless with ingame vsync disabled... I must say it runs smoother, less screentear but not flawless. So is there a setting or what can i do to run the game perfect on a 120hz monitor without getting screentear at all?
I really tried everything now, sliders to 120 etc. but it still isnt 100% .
For now i keep playing with ingame vsync since the control panel vsync doesnt seem to work in D3, and accept the stutter sometime.
Hope you guys can help me, give tips about settings or a recommended driver.
Some options.
1.Try Adaptive V-Sync, but you has said it don't works
2.Try V-sync with FPS limited to 118-119 FPS, you might not like this
3.FPS limit to 120-125FPS, and use Windowed Full Screen or windowed
So yup, I recommend you try limit the FPS to 120-125FPS, then using Windowed Full Screen or windowed.
Ries
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Posts: 7
Joined: 2014-04-02
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Posts: 7
Joined: 2014-04-02
#4793059 Posted on: 04/02/2014 02:06 PM
Hello BenYeeHua,
thanks for the reply!
Today i tested some things again, i also now used the program driver remover.. it removed old traces of my drivers too. It al seems to run much better now with a fresh install of 335.23.
When putting the sliders to 119 without vsync (nvidias vsync still doesnt work) it all runs good with maybe 95% tearing... not much.
But i decided to use the ingame vsync to run it at 60 capped, its perfect (dont see a difference with 120 to be honest) and will probably will be better with the coming patches and new drivers.
I'm happy the way it is now, time to play instead of wasting time !
Hello BenYeeHua,
thanks for the reply!
Today i tested some things again, i also now used the program driver remover.. it removed old traces of my drivers too. It al seems to run much better now with a fresh install of 335.23.
When putting the sliders to 119 without vsync (nvidias vsync still doesnt work) it all runs good with maybe 95% tearing... not much.
But i decided to use the ingame vsync to run it at 60 capped, its perfect (dont see a difference with 120 to be honest) and will probably will be better with the coming patches and new drivers.
I'm happy the way it is now, time to play instead of wasting time !
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Have you tried the common solutions ? Disable SLI/User Prefer Maximum Performance etc ?