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Download: NVIDIA GeForce 417.75 hotfix driver

by Hilbert Hagedoorn on: 01/23/2019 09:31 AM | source: | 40 comment(s)
Download: NVIDIA GeForce 417.75 hotfix driver

Download the Nvidia driver GeForce 417.75 hotfix as released by NVIDIA. It fixes a G-SYNC issue where a G-SYNC monitor may display random desktop flicker when an HDMI monitor is also connected to the same graphics card.

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otimus
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#5632958 Posted on: 01/29/2019 02:20 PM
The entire notion that there has to be a new driver release for every game release, and if there is not there must be some evil malicious plan afoot is ridiculous at best.
Maybe the game wasn't deemed relevant enough to release a driver just for it, or the performance was perfectly fine and as such a driver wasn't actually required. According to every report I've seen, there are no performance issues or other problems to complain about. So why even speculate at all?

In general, Gamers really don't care if a game was developed in cooperation with a certain hardware vendor. All they care about is playing it, and it working. So what could possibly ever be gained by intentionally treating some games worse? In fact, as a hardware company I would try to ensure that specifically games that carry the competitions logo work fine on my hardware, because if they wouldn't, that would double up the advertisement power of said logo.

There's actually a pretty huge bug with Kepler cards that makes it obscenely, unplayably dark. I saw it mentioned on a few benchmarking sites and some forums.

"We noted issues with GeForce 600 & 700 series cards, basically any models based on the Kepler architecture. We specifically say Kepler because the GTX 750 Ti worked without issue and that's one of the few GeForce 700 series model not to use that architecture, instead it’s a Maxwell GPU. While the game did load up with a Kepler-based GPU, the game was very dark and unplayable, which would suggest it's a driver-related issue with the game's lighting. We're sure if GeForce 600/700 owners make enough noise Nvidia will address the bug."

https://www.techspot.com/review/1784-resident-evil-2-benchmarks/

Hardware Unboxed's video from today shows it in video form, too:



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Shataan
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#5633141 Posted on: 01/29/2019 08:48 PM
Hey KillerC? I was contacted by ManuelG, and asked to give him 2 display diagnostics using the 417.71 drivers. 1 with DSR enabled, 1 with DSR disabled. Here was the reply I got from him:

"Thanks for the dispdiag. With the edid, we were able to clone it and replicate the results and find the root cause. It will not be fixed in
time for the next driver but I expect it will be fixed in the driver that follows it."

So it looks like soon everyone with the LGUC79G-B 34 Ultrawide monitor will have a fix allowing us to use Gsync, and have our DSR capability back. I am VERY happy about this!

Thx again ManuelG!!!!

sapo_joe
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#5633216 Posted on: 01/30/2019 01:52 AM
Humm, yes I see what your saying. I just tried Evil Within 2 and CoD WWII and I don't see the DSR's in the in-game lists.

What game are you trying to use it on?

Well... Mostly Skyrim and Fallout 4 that are the games that NEED DSR...

Anyway, I'm coping with TAA because I'm too lazy to remove this driver with DDU and install the previous one... LOL

Hope they'll fix this on the next release though... Otherwise, it's working great.

sean8102
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#5633622 Posted on: 01/31/2019 03:27 AM
Still getting the same issue I posted in the previous latest driver thread. Screens randomly go in standby mode and I have to restart PC.


I just experienced something similar to that for the first time since the "G-sync compatible" program and I started using it on my monitor. Except I turned my monitor off while RE 2 was paused, but when I turned it back on it said "No Signal". What's weird is I have a second monitor (HDMI, no G-sync/FreeSync) and the computer was completely locked up. Alt tab did nothing, Control alt Delete, etc etc. Got this from Windows Event Viewer,

"Event ID 14 from source nvlddmkm cannot be found. Either the component that raises this event is not installed on your local computer or the installation is corrupted."

Not to worried about it, with this G-sync compatible thing being a brand new thing and considering its been working perfectly for me so far. Just wont make the dumb mistake of turning the monitor off while a game is running. Esp RE 2, it acts kinda.. strange. It's the one game that seems to run in exclusive fullscreen no matter what (which is fine with me), and for some reason my volume controls on my keyboard do not work when I'm playing RE 2. If I alt tab out they work again, but stop once I click back on the game and it goes back to full screen. On the plus side it runs smooth as butter.

Dante45
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#5635036 Posted on: 02/04/2019 01:44 AM
I know my GPU is not a top Notch anymore, but even though the Driver is not yet Optimized for Nvidia, RE2 Runs on my GTX 960 4GB Gaming from MSI quite well surprisingly. Most Options at High - Ultra at 1080p Resolution even SMAA and HBAO+ turned on and I still get between 40 - 60FPS in Combine with an older Core i5 4440.

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