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GeForce 466.74 Hotfix driver download
on: 06/09/2021 01:10 PM [ 58 comment(s) ]
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Download GeForce 466.74 hotfix drivers. The hotfix addresses fix for crashing Kepler and Turing video cards.
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. For those that wonder, the DCH driver is a Microsoft DCH (Declarative Componentized Hardware supported apps) driver and refers to a new Windows 10 driver package preinstalled by OEMS implementing the Microsoft Universal Driver paradigm. While the base core component files remain the same, the way DCH drivers are packaged differs from previous Legacy (Standard) drivers. We recommend the normal driver and not DCH.
Nvidia has released the GeForce Hotfix Driver 466.74. This driver is based on version 466.63 WHQL and is intended to resolve sporadic crashes of Kepler and Turing video cards. Users who are not affected by this issue do not need to download the optional driver. Specifically, it concerns cards from the GTX 600, 700 and 16 lines, as well as the RTX 2000 models. Remarkably, the Pascal GPUs (GTX 10xx) are not affected. The problem occurs in the form of a bluescreen with the error code DCP Watchdog Violation, which should be solved by this driver.
The hotfix addresses the following issue:
- [Kepler/Turing]: DCP WATCHDOG VIOLATION error may occur on some systems with GeForce GTX 600/700/16 and GeForce RTX 20 series GPUs [3321668][3321735]
Software Module Versions
- nView - 201.66
- HD Audio Driver - 1.3.38.40
- NVIDIA PhysX System Software - 9.19.0218
- GeForce Experience - 3.22.0.32
- CUDA - 11.3
- DCH NVIDIA Control Panel - 8.1.960.0
Check the release notes (pdf)
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BoSL
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#5919094 Posted on: 06/09/2021 03:11 PM
"Relax man , i think you are a little bit frustrated, we are not here to fight, i jyst gave my point of view, just respect or stfu, and i dont need your dumb explanations."
First you tell him to relax and that its not a fight, then you tell him to stfu and then continue to insult him.. Grow up, we´re not in kindergarten!
"Relax man , i think you are a little bit frustrated, we are not here to fight, i jyst gave my point of view, just respect or stfu, and i dont need your dumb explanations."
First you tell him to relax and that its not a fight, then you tell him to stfu and then continue to insult him.. Grow up, we´re not in kindergarten!
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#5919099 Posted on: 06/09/2021 03:26 PM
He was talking about the legal obligations of the manufacturers.
Although many products ship without no CD (or pendriver, etc) but a paper piece directing you to the manufacturer's website for driver/software (or even the full manual, etc).
I am not sure but I think manufacturers are legally entitled to fix serious driver bugs during the advertised warranty/support period. Correctly "driving" the hardware is part of being functional. And things like crashes or completely blocked advertised features are serious problems (effectively viewable as a dysfunction of the hardware). After the advertised warranty/support period they are free to cease support completely (e.g. stop driver updates regardless of software or OS changes which would require driver fixes/changes, even if it's related to security or the life-time expectancy of the hardware, etc).
What? Drivers are a requirement, they even tell you to download latest from their website. Or do you just put video card in and dont use any drivers? This is dumbest crap I read in entire day.
He was talking about the legal obligations of the manufacturers.
Although many products ship without no CD (or pendriver, etc) but a paper piece directing you to the manufacturer's website for driver/software (or even the full manual, etc).
I am not sure but I think manufacturers are legally entitled to fix serious driver bugs during the advertised warranty/support period. Correctly "driving" the hardware is part of being functional. And things like crashes or completely blocked advertised features are serious problems (effectively viewable as a dysfunction of the hardware). After the advertised warranty/support period they are free to cease support completely (e.g. stop driver updates regardless of software or OS changes which would require driver fixes/changes, even if it's related to security or the life-time expectancy of the hardware, etc).
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#5919100 Posted on: 06/09/2021 03:27 PM
"Relax man , i think you are a little bit frustrated, we are not here to fight, i jyst gave my point of view, just respect or stfu, and i dont need your dumb explanations."
First you tell him to relax and that its not a fight, then you tell him to stfu and then continue to insult him.. Grow up, we´re not in kindergarten!
Who are you, his father hh, i did not insult him, but he exasperate me with his bla bla like you., after all its normal that dumb people help each other.
"Relax man , i think you are a little bit frustrated, we are not here to fight, i jyst gave my point of view, just respect or stfu, and i dont need your dumb explanations."
First you tell him to relax and that its not a fight, then you tell him to stfu and then continue to insult him.. Grow up, we´re not in kindergarten!
Who are you, his father hh, i did not insult him, but he exasperate me with his bla bla like you., after all its normal that dumb people help each other.
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#5919116 Posted on: 06/09/2021 04:17 PM
Yep...what was happening with my RTX 2060 Super, when using a duplicate display (Elgato MK.2) it would crash when a game goes into fullscreen on the primary monitor. I would have to soft reset the driver and the mirrored display will work again.
Yep...what was happening with my RTX 2060 Super, when using a duplicate display (Elgato MK.2) it would crash when a game goes into fullscreen on the primary monitor. I would have to soft reset the driver and the mirrored display will work again.
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Out of curiosity where you running anything in particular when you experienced the BSOD's? LIke in a game only or just doing your desktop thing randomly. I haven't updated my driver so just wondering what might be causing it.