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GeForce 436.02 WHQL driver download
on: 08/20/2019 11:30 AM [ 364 comment(s) ]
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Download the Nvidia GeForce 436.02 WHQL driver as released by NVIDIA.
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- Adds Beta support for GPU Integer Scaling
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Editor's Note:
Added Beta support for GPU Integer Scaling New control in the NVIDIA Control Panel->Display->Adjust desktop size and position page. Supported on NVIDIA Turing GPUs and later; Windows 10 April 2018 Update and later. Integer scaling is a new GPU scaling method which scales smaller-than-native-resolution-size source content by duplicating the pixels at the maximum possible integer factor on the horizontal and vertical directions. Not recommended for use with HDR. See “Open Issues in Version 436.02 WHQL” on page 14. Added Beta support for Ultra-Low Latency Mode New control in the NVIDIA Control Panel->3D->Manage 3D Settings page. Offers improved latency for DirectX games. Currently not supported under SLI mode, DirectX 12, or on Microsoft Hybrid notebooks. Updated the NVIDIA Control Panel->3D Settings->Texture Filtering-Quality control to default to “High Quality” for Quadro products. Added support for new Freestyle Sharpen Filter Released as an update to NVCamera (for Freestyle and Ansel). Added GPU paravirtualization support for Microsoft Hybrid notebooks. Added support for 30-bit color. Added ability to update the NVIDIA VirtualLink PPC firmware from the NVIDIA Control Panel
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#5701971 Posted on: 08/20/2019 01:04 PM
To be fair, there is no mention that this would be the case. They simply mention one (the easiest) way to download the new driver. Don't know why the writer would like to interpret the message that way. Sounds like a clickbait, which is a bit sad, as this is the last site on the Internet where I would expect to see one.
I know what you mean and I agree. I didn't get the idea it was GFE exclusive until it was put that way and I read it. That said, since I use GFE too, I didn't even bother to think about it in the first place. But we shall see by the end of this day anyway. I too can imagine that the download page might just be delayed for an hour or too until they update the website, wouldn't even bother to complain about this.
lol integer scaling on turing only is bullshit.
Is hardware scaling without linear interpolation.
am i wrong?
It is only for games with low res to do not get blurry.
I too couldn't imagine that being the huge issue. Such games should leave more than enough GPU power available to scale properly. Like I mentioned above, this should have been the default anyway.
To be fair, there is no mention that this would be the case. They simply mention one (the easiest) way to download the new driver. Don't know why the writer would like to interpret the message that way. Sounds like a clickbait, which is a bit sad, as this is the last site on the Internet where I would expect to see one.
I know what you mean and I agree. I didn't get the idea it was GFE exclusive until it was put that way and I read it. That said, since I use GFE too, I didn't even bother to think about it in the first place. But we shall see by the end of this day anyway. I too can imagine that the download page might just be delayed for an hour or too until they update the website, wouldn't even bother to complain about this.
lol integer scaling on turing only is bullshit.
Is hardware scaling without linear interpolation.
am i wrong?
It is only for games with low res to do not get blurry.
I too couldn't imagine that being the huge issue. Such games should leave more than enough GPU power available to scale properly. Like I mentioned above, this should have been the default anyway.
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#5701979 Posted on: 08/20/2019 01:13 PM
Iirc, a potential fix was being tested but this will continue for a few more weeks before it can land in a driver.
its not locked to default, you can actually change it by some windows permissions trickeries, but im not gonna go into them to encourage cheaters.
The application actually resets the profile at start, every start whether changes exist or not.
Right, it resets it.
I guess you could set to global, that might work, but BFV already has 1,2, 3 frame prerendering available.
Iirc, a potential fix was being tested but this will continue for a few more weeks before it can land in a driver.
its not locked to default, you can actually change it by some windows permissions trickeries, but im not gonna go into them to encourage cheaters.
The application actually resets the profile at start, every start whether changes exist or not.
Right, it resets it.
I guess you could set to global, that might work, but BFV already has 1,2, 3 frame prerendering available.
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#5701980 Posted on: 08/20/2019 01:14 PM
Question of the day - how to download without GFE?
Question of the day - how to download without GFE?
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#5701981 Posted on: 08/20/2019 01:15 PM
The "Ultra low latency" is just a hook. It's a fancy use of words for maximum pre rendered frames. This was in the windows insider program drivers. Didn't impress me then and it won't now. Smoke and mirrors. I do enjoy all the joust about over a set of drivers that will be forgotten in 3 weeks time though. Insult on, it's the kind and intelligent thing to do to a fellow enthusiast.
The "Ultra low latency" is just a hook. It's a fancy use of words for maximum pre rendered frames. This was in the windows insider program drivers. Didn't impress me then and it won't now. Smoke and mirrors. I do enjoy all the joust about over a set of drivers that will be forgotten in 3 weeks time though. Insult on, it's the kind and intelligent thing to do to a fellow enthusiast.
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looks like it is Turing exclusive...
"....thanks to a hardware-accelerated programmable scaling filter available in Turing, GPU Integer Scaling is finally possible!"
"So if you have a GeForce RTX or GeForce GTX 16-Series GPU, and have installed our new Game Ready Driver, you can enable an Integer Scaling beta in the NVIDIA Control Panel, in the “Adjust Desktop Size and Position” Display menu"
It works also with my GTX 1080 Ti