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GeForce 375.76 hotfix driver download
on: 11/02/2016 11:37 PM [ 99 comment(s) ]
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Download the Nvidia GeForce GameReady 375.76 Hotfix driver as released by NVIDIA.
This is GeForce Hot Fix driver version 375.76 that addresses the following:
- Occasional flicker on high refresh rate monitors
- Artifacts in GIFs
We have a discussion thread open on this driver right here. This driver is compatible with both desktop and notebooks.
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Supports the new GeForce GTX 10-series GPUs powering gaming notebooks
Supported desktop cards:
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#5357413 Posted on: 11/10/2016 03:18 PM
Jura I use single displayand optimal in global. Prefer max per game profile.
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First fast sync implementation used fixed fps transitions either 60 75 90 120.. and it felt very stuttery/jitter when shifts idk 70-90-120-60-75 happened.
Now its using variable fps and vsync's like gsync or free sync. I tested with 90fps cap and no frame tearing with various fps bellow 90fps threshold.
Which is actually very cool, best of both worlds
EDIT: Its not completely ideal yet, been testing it some more, but its a lot better.
The image still feels a bit jittery, very minimal, but its enough to make it a bit distracting by large fps transitions.
Jura I use single displayand optimal in global. Prefer max per game profile.
Builder2
First fast sync implementation used fixed fps transitions either 60 75 90 120.. and it felt very stuttery/jitter when shifts idk 70-90-120-60-75 happened.
Now its using variable fps and vsync's like gsync or free sync. I tested with 90fps cap and no frame tearing with various fps bellow 90fps threshold.
Which is actually very cool, best of both worlds
EDIT: Its not completely ideal yet, been testing it some more, but its a lot better.
The image still feels a bit jittery, very minimal, but its enough to make it a bit distracting by large fps transitions.
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#5357471 Posted on: 11/10/2016 04:50 PM
I installed dota2 again after 4years and dunno I could select ultra shadow. Tested quick SP @4k..
Although I don't use Geforce experience.
EDIT: I've checked it again today and its still @ ultra.
Maybe delete it and reinstall? mine is new install.
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i complained bout GFE. they forced us to use it. ok i'm getting use of GFE but this kinda small issue really took them too long. they found out the highest shadow quality is ultra but the optimal setting stuck at high & they even promised to fix it few month ago but until now no news yet. disappointed
I installed dota2 again after 4years and dunno I could select ultra shadow. Tested quick SP @4k..
Although I don't use Geforce experience.
EDIT: I've checked it again today and its still @ ultra.
Maybe delete it and reinstall? mine is new install.
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i complained bout GFE. they forced us to use it. ok i'm getting use of GFE but this kinda small issue really took them too long. they found out the highest shadow quality is ultra but the optimal setting stuck at high & they even promised to fix it few month ago but until now no news yet. disappointed
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#5357595 Posted on: 11/10/2016 08:45 PM
OK TJ and thanks,tried today reinstall few drivers and seems reinstalling MEi drivers solved high DPC, but still DPC is in 500-600us range which is lot more than on W7..
My profile is always is high performance in Global and I'm using or have 2 monitors.
Thanks, Jura
OK TJ and thanks,tried today reinstall few drivers and seems reinstalling MEi drivers solved high DPC, but still DPC is in 500-600us range which is lot more than on W7..
My profile is always is high performance in Global and I'm using or have 2 monitors.
Thanks, Jura
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#5357960 Posted on: 11/11/2016 08:21 PM
No flickering issues on my PG348Q on this hotfix driver.
No flickering issues on my PG348Q on this hotfix driver.
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About R375, now I saw fast sync acts as free sync/gsync.
Dying light (ingame vsync on, driver fast sync) smooth 98% of the time, I saw various fps from 70-125 and no tearing, maybe small jitter by sudden 78-119fps jumps, but its minimal compared to what it use to be with older drivers and fixed transitions
Uh, what exactly do you mean by this?