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Download: GeForce 466.55 Hotfix drivers
Download GeForce 466.55 hotfix drivers. The hotfix addresses the following issues with 4K UHD TVs and 4K @ 120Hz display modes.
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#5915541 Posted on: 05/26/2021 10:11 PM
Moved to 466.47 no prob until now, but 465.89 performance and stability are better
Okay. Now just stick with it :p
Moved to 466.47 no prob until now, but 465.89 performance and stability are better
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#5915547 Posted on: 05/26/2021 10:45 PM
Samsung TU8000 series may say otherwise if on a budget, but if we're talking 4k/120hz, LG's nano 85 series is also a good deal for the money.
When you start to want VRR and HDR as well, yeah the 1000+ ($ or €) displays will be better for it.
the decent ones do.
Samsung TU8000 series may say otherwise if on a budget, but if we're talking 4k/120hz, LG's nano 85 series is also a good deal for the money.
When you start to want VRR and HDR as well, yeah the 1000+ ($ or €) displays will be better for it.
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#5915554 Posted on: 05/26/2021 11:27 PM
Now these drivers are crashing my 8k tv display when some games are launched.
This is such a joke.
Edit: Rolled back to 466.47 and its no longer crashing on this at least. Hotfix brought in a bug
Now these drivers are crashing my 8k tv display when some games are launched.
This is such a joke.
Edit: Rolled back to 466.47 and its no longer crashing on this at least. Hotfix brought in a bug
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#5915559 Posted on: 05/26/2021 11:33 PM
All I have is 4k and 8k screens. I am glad Nvidia fixed their mistake that should have been caught in QC.
They dont even fix their mistakes in drivers. My 8K TV hasnt worked right in this driver branch. Constantly crashing when games are launched with the 4k side monitor
the decent ones do.
My 8K Nano95 series cost me £850. Rather spend it on a 55inch TV than on a 4k monitor with gsync
Samsung TU8000 series may say otherwise if on a budget, but if we're talking 4k/120hz, LG's nano 85 series is also a good deal for the money.
When you start to want VRR and HDR as well, yeah the 1000+ ($ or €) displays will be better for it.
Honestly dont even bother until Nvidia fix the problems with LG TVs. Had this tv since February and its a roll of the dice everytime i launch something. Sometimes it works. Sometimes it crashes the display. Sometimes it crashes the system. This has been reported time and time again and ignored. Problem is nvidia only have 1 QA Bug guy in the community. He must be swamped by bug reports for such a big company
All I have is 4k and 8k screens. I am glad Nvidia fixed their mistake that should have been caught in QC.
They dont even fix their mistakes in drivers. My 8K TV hasnt worked right in this driver branch. Constantly crashing when games are launched with the 4k side monitor
the decent ones do.
My 8K Nano95 series cost me £850. Rather spend it on a 55inch TV than on a 4k monitor with gsync
Samsung TU8000 series may say otherwise if on a budget, but if we're talking 4k/120hz, LG's nano 85 series is also a good deal for the money.
When you start to want VRR and HDR as well, yeah the 1000+ ($ or €) displays will be better for it.
Honestly dont even bother until Nvidia fix the problems with LG TVs. Had this tv since February and its a roll of the dice everytime i launch something. Sometimes it works. Sometimes it crashes the display. Sometimes it crashes the system. This has been reported time and time again and ignored. Problem is nvidia only have 1 QA Bug guy in the community. He must be swamped by bug reports for such a big company
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Okay. Now just stick with it :p