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GeForce 430.97 hotfix driver download
on: 06/01/2019 08:28 AM [ 19 comment(s) ]
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Download the Nvidia GeForce 430.97 Hotfix driver as released by NVIDIA.
Game Ready Drivers provide the best possible gaming experience for all major new releases, including Virtual Reality games. Prior to a new title launching, our driver team is working up until the last minute to ensure every performance tweak and bug fix is optimized for the best gameplay on day-1. We have a discussion thread open on this driver here in our Nvidia driver discussion forums.
GeForce Hotfix display driver version 430.97 is based on our latest Game Ready Driver 430.86. This Hotfix driver addresses the following:
- Forza Horizon 4: Game may crash when driving through tunnels
- Code 43 error when installing driver 430.64 on Windows 10 May 2019 Update system with Intel Sandy Bridge CPU
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#5678023 Posted on: 06/08/2019 03:57 PM
Astyanax must be a AMD GPU user to have such a off based comment as this even though he lists an Nvidia 1080Ti on his sig. This driver is plain unstable with it being whacked on 4 out of 5 of my nvidia equipped rigs; mostly unstable in high particle count games or if you are running a multi-screen setup. Revert back to 430.86 and the world returns to normal - STABLE. We will have a new driver release on Monday or so to supplant this piece of rubbish.
Astyanax must be a AMD GPU user to have such a off based comment as this even though he lists an Nvidia 1080Ti on his sig. This driver is plain unstable with it being whacked on 4 out of 5 of my nvidia equipped rigs; mostly unstable in high particle count games or if you are running a multi-screen setup. Revert back to 430.86 and the world returns to normal - STABLE. We will have a new driver release on Monday or so to supplant this piece of rubbish.
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#5678041 Posted on: 06/08/2019 04:56 PM
The unique thing connecting all your broken machines is YOU.
Astyanax must be a AMD GPU user to have such a off based comment as this even though he lists an Nvidia 1080Ti on his sig. This driver is plain unstable with it being whacked on 4 out of 5 of my nvidia equipped rigs; mostly unstable in high particle count games or if you are running a multi-screen setup. Revert back to 430.86 and the world returns to normal - STABLE. We will have a new driver release on Monday or so to supplant this piece of rubbish.
The unique thing connecting all your broken machines is YOU.
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#5678088 Posted on: 06/08/2019 07:10 PM
@Astyanax - Then lets up the ante here shall we. Setup a Twitch feed showing you have the 430.97 driver installed with default settings (no changing settings - that would be cheating) and run Battlefield V ( if you own the game , no pirating now little boys and girls, if not I will come up with a free benchmark that produces the correct environment ) at ultra settings and your screen's native resolution without a crash ( 30 minutes should do ). I already know what is wrong in the driver as I have the white paper with the bug reports from nvidia. Don't ask for it as my job and business connections within Nvidia are more important than a pissing contest with you. So, put your money where you mouth is. *Throws Gauntlet and slaps across the face with a dirty glove*
Just to let you know I have been a full and productive member of these threads since guru3d was first brought on line; this screen name is just a burner if need be. I have seen people like you come and go with the passing of the wind.
And those 4 machines you claim are connected by me are actually built by, certified by, and supported by Nvidia for doing medical research modelling for cancer research. So basically you just told Nvidia they build trash rigs; not the best move by you.
The fifth one is my own personal gaming rig and I did not even bother to install 430.97 due to it being flawed. My other rigs have a mix of AMD and Intel so I am an equally opportunity user with no one foot in any camp.
@Astyanax - Then lets up the ante here shall we. Setup a Twitch feed showing you have the 430.97 driver installed with default settings (no changing settings - that would be cheating) and run Battlefield V ( if you own the game , no pirating now little boys and girls, if not I will come up with a free benchmark that produces the correct environment ) at ultra settings and your screen's native resolution without a crash ( 30 minutes should do ). I already know what is wrong in the driver as I have the white paper with the bug reports from nvidia. Don't ask for it as my job and business connections within Nvidia are more important than a pissing contest with you. So, put your money where you mouth is. *Throws Gauntlet and slaps across the face with a dirty glove*
Just to let you know I have been a full and productive member of these threads since guru3d was first brought on line; this screen name is just a burner if need be. I have seen people like you come and go with the passing of the wind.
And those 4 machines you claim are connected by me are actually built by, certified by, and supported by Nvidia for doing medical research modelling for cancer research. So basically you just told Nvidia they build trash rigs; not the best move by you.
The fifth one is my own personal gaming rig and I did not even bother to install 430.97 due to it being flawed. My other rigs have a mix of AMD and Intel so I am an equally opportunity user with no one foot in any camp.
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#5678221 Posted on: 06/09/2019 06:22 AM
then they shouldn't be running games.
then they shouldn't be running games.
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yeah, sure it does.