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GeForce 385.69 WHQL driver download
on: 09/21/2017 03:26 PM [ 20 comment(s) ]
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#5474968 Posted on: 09/24/2017 12:56 AM
Exactly! They'd be saying nVidia has terrible driver support, doesn't care about their customers since they already got their money, blah blah blah.... followed by how you should buy AMD who loves all their customers and the only reason they take so long to release drivers is because they only release perfect drivers.
ugh... i think i just threw up a little bit saying that.
Lol if Nvidia didn't update their drivers there would be someone saying Nvidia doesn't care about their customers. I think the only sneaky thing Nvidia is doing is trying to keep their product as fresh as their competitors. Sneak on Nvidia, Sneak on.
Exactly! They'd be saying nVidia has terrible driver support, doesn't care about their customers since they already got their money, blah blah blah.... followed by how you should buy AMD who loves all their customers and the only reason they take so long to release drivers is because they only release perfect drivers.
ugh... i think i just threw up a little bit saying that.
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#5475044 Posted on: 09/24/2017 11:26 AM
I myself agree with this. new update driver more often like this is not going to do any benefit to ones pc. I always ahead of latest drivers and did not see any difference. and keeping installing and uninstalling gives more of headache. sorry guys this how I feel but you might not agree with.....
Making fun of me won't change my opinion. I'd rather have a tin foil hat then be naive. So how much performance boost does one get with this latest driver ?
I myself agree with this. new update driver more often like this is not going to do any benefit to ones pc. I always ahead of latest drivers and did not see any difference. and keeping installing and uninstalling gives more of headache. sorry guys this how I feel but you might not agree with.....
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#5475267 Posted on: 09/25/2017 02:58 AM
does this fix any of the windows 10 bsod issues that seem to blame it on dxgmms2.sys ?
does this fix any of the windows 10 bsod issues that seem to blame it on dxgmms2.sys ?
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#5475543 Posted on: 09/25/2017 10:11 PM
so far i got zero probs running them (7x64/1050 ti), and even fixed shadowplay not starting up after install (385.41, needed manual update for gfe to start working).
@ocsystem
driver release and actually installing them are 2 different things.
unless there is an issue that was fixed regarding the os/hardware i use,
i always wait 2-3 releases or maybe even the next major one if numbers get into x80-x90 range, before installing the latest one.
sometimes there will be another one within short timeframe in case they messed something up (hotfixes etc), they show problems the previous one did not produce.
one reason i read release notes and feedback in forums before updating.
and btw, if i wouldn't have known that there is a new release of gfe (which i dl and installed separate), shadowplay wouldn't have worked until this driver release..
besides that, just because you dont see any difference does NOT equal there was nothing done/fixed etc.
we cant see air (only the particles floating in it), so i guess its not "there" either
sarcasm mode: off
so far i got zero probs running them (7x64/1050 ti), and even fixed shadowplay not starting up after install (385.41, needed manual update for gfe to start working).
@ocsystem
driver release and actually installing them are 2 different things.
unless there is an issue that was fixed regarding the os/hardware i use,
i always wait 2-3 releases or maybe even the next major one if numbers get into x80-x90 range, before installing the latest one.
sometimes there will be another one within short timeframe in case they messed something up (hotfixes etc), they show problems the previous one did not produce.
one reason i read release notes and feedback in forums before updating.
and btw, if i wouldn't have known that there is a new release of gfe (which i dl and installed separate), shadowplay wouldn't have worked until this driver release..
besides that, just because you dont see any difference does NOT equal there was nothing done/fixed etc.
we cant see air (only the particles floating in it), so i guess its not "there" either
sarcasm mode: off
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Lol if Nvidia didn't update their drivers there would be someone saying Nvidia doesn't care about their customers. I think the only sneaky thing Nvidia is doing is trying to keep their product as fresh as their competitors. Sneak on Nvidia, Sneak on.