Lets wait for Windows 10 user experience with this hotfix. Is it still sluggish driver ?

The fact that it's not memtioned in the release notes doesn't instill a lot of hope.

Venomsword:

Lets wait for Windows 10 user experience with this hotfix. Is it still sluggish driver ?

Forceflow:

The fact that it's not memtioned in the release notes doesn't instill a lot of hope.

What driver is sluggish and how? Are you two talking about the same issue?

Prophet:

What driver is sluggish and how? Are you two talking about the same issue?

Yea I use Windows 10, and have no idea what this sluggish is they're talking about.

Sorry, I was talking about the taskbar/acrylic effects being broken. I'm not confirming the "sluggish" reports.

Nice! Another new driver. Do you think NVIDIA will ever update the rather dated looking control panel? My personal grievance with it is the very basic and poorly implemented profile system that means I have to use a third-party tool, NVIDIA Inspector, to get the most out of them. Also, the profiles themselves have dozens of typos as well as a few incorrect or missing executables that have never been fixed over the years, which is why I back up the profiles and edit in the changes using the NVIDIA SLI Profile Tool Manager and Notepad++ 's excellent Comparison module for each new driver. It is also quite jarring how different GeForce Experience and the control panel are. Although, I'd never use an AMD graphics card, I do prefer how much better their software looks and you can even overclock from the control panel, something that NVIDIA don't support in theirs.

Darren Hodgson:

Nice! Another new driver. Do you think NVIDIA will ever update the rather dated looking control panel? My personal grievance with it is the very basic and poorly implemented profile system that means I have to use a third-party tool, NVIDIA Inspector, to get the most out of them. Also, the profiles themselves have dozens of typos as well as a few incorrect or missing executables that have never been fixed over the years, which is why I back up the profiles and edit in the changes using the NVIDIA SLI Profile Tool Manager and Notepad++ 's excellent Comparison module for each new driver. It is also quite jarring how different GeForce Experience and the control panel are. Although, I'd never use an AMD graphics card, I do prefer how much better their software looks and you can even overclock from the control panel, something that NVIDIA don't support in theirs.

Personally I don't spend enough time to really care about looks regarding the nvcpl. With taht said it's a multibillion dollar company I do think it might be time to upgrade. I tested an AMD card fairly recently. There are two things in the amd cp that are missing from the nvcpl (That I noticed). A way to import/export all your settings and the ability to overclock (like afterburner or other tools do). The import export is sorely missed. Amd had something similar to nvidia inspector but amd somehow made them take it down (Dmca?). I'm grateful nv allows profile inspector and all the features it brings even though most of that should be covered under the nvcp.

I like the simplicity of the Nvidia control panel. Whenever I install new drivers there's only 2 things I change and then I never see it again.

Darren Hodgson:

Nice! Another new driver. Do you think NVIDIA will ever update the rather dated looking control panel? My personal grievance with it is the very basic and poorly implemented profile system that means I have to use a third-party tool, NVIDIA Inspector, to get the most out of them. Also, the profiles themselves have dozens of typos as well as a few incorrect or missing executables that have never been fixed over the years, which is why I back up the profiles and edit in the changes using the NVIDIA SLI Profile Tool Manager and Notepad++ 's excellent Comparison module for each new driver. It is also quite jarring how different GeForce Experience and the control panel are. Although, I'd never use an AMD graphics card, I do prefer how much better their software looks and you can even overclock from the control panel, something that NVIDIA don't support in theirs.

Can't wait until Nvidia Control Panel gets a modern look. Almost every program I use has gotten redesigns as of late and NVCP is one of the last rebels to continue with such an old style. I didn't care that for modernity until going into Windows 11 for the first time. After that there was no turning back. Even installed Razer Synapse 4 Beta and loving every second of it. I know it's not a priority for everyone, but I literally can't wait till it gets a makeover, even if bugs are potentially introduced at the beginning.

Darren Hodgson:

Nice! Another new driver. Do you think NVIDIA will ever update the rather dated looking control panel? My personal grievance with it is the very basic and poorly implemented profile system that means I have to use a third-party tool, NVIDIA Inspector, to get the most out of them. Also, the profiles themselves have dozens of typos as well as a few incorrect or missing executables that have never been fixed over the years, which is why I back up the profiles and edit in the changes using the NVIDIA SLI Profile Tool Manager and Notepad++ 's excellent Comparison module for each new driver. It is also quite jarring how different GeForce Experience and the control panel are. Although, I'd never use an AMD graphics card, I do prefer how much better their software looks and you can even overclock from the control panel, something that NVIDIA don't support in theirs.

I totally agree with you. Too lazy for a multi zillion company.

GeForce Feedback thread is up Open Issues: [Halo Infinite] Significant performance drop is observed on Maxwell-based GPUs. [4052711] Small checkerboard like pattern may randomly appear in Chromium based applications [3992875] Event Viewer logs nvlddmkm error at the end of the OCCT video ram test when memory is full [4049182] [GeForce GTX 10/RTX 20 series] PC may randomly freeze/bugcheck when Windows Hardware-Accelerated GPU Scheduling and NVIDIA SLI are both enabled [4009884] Horizontal band may appear when cloning a G-SYNC display to HDMI monitor [4103923] A new NVIDIA icon is created in the system tray each time a user switch takes place in Windows [4251314] [Alienware X17 R2 w/ GeForce RTX 3080 Ti] Display goes blank when DirectX game is launched while notebook is in dedicated GPU mode [4146369] [RTX 4060 Ti] Display may randomly flicker with a black bar on the top of the screen when using desktop apps [4239893] Windows Event Viewer incorrectly logs an error when NVTOPPS stops [4331318] Windows 10 transparency effects are not displaying correctly after driver update [4335862] Brightness levels may not get applied correctly when playing back SDR videos in Chrome while HDR is enabled form the Windows Settings [4336461] -> To be resolved in a future Chrome update. Fix is present in latest Chrome Canary build: https://www.google.com/chrome/canary/ [Halo Infinite] Increased loading times after updating to driver 545.84 [4337526] https://www.nvidia.com/en-us/geforce/forums/game-ready-drivers/13/529458/geforce-grd-54592-feedback-thread-released-102623/

NICE DRIVER 😎:)

545.92 branch: r545_74-10 Previous driver 545.84 was branch r545_74-7

System feels ok with these however Starfield has blocky squares flashing rapidly on the terrain The texture issue may be due to a texture mod I use so can anyone confirm the same? Assassins creed mirage runs good

Conan The Barbarian:

I like the simplicity of the Nvidia control panel. Whenever I install new drivers there's only 2 things I change and then I never see it again.

Same. I like the simple UI.

Passus:

System feels ok with these however Starfield has blocky squares flashing rapidly on the terrain The texture issue may be due to a texture mod I use so can anyone confirm the same? Assassins creed mirage runs good

i´m not installed 545.92 yet, but on 545.84 i have these artifacts in most games like madden 24, cs 2, f1 23

Venomsword:

Lets wait for Windows 10 user experience with this hotfix. Is it still sluggish driver ?

Must be a you problem, no sluggish recent drivers on my end using Windows 10.

Darren Hodgson:

Nice! Another new driver. Do you think NVIDIA will ever update the rather dated looking control panel? My personal grievance with it is the very basic and poorly implemented profile system that means I have to use a third-party tool, NVIDIA Inspector, to get the most out of them. Also, the profiles themselves have dozens of typos as well as a few incorrect or missing executables that have never been fixed over the years, which is why I back up the profiles and edit in the changes using the NVIDIA SLI Profile Tool Manager and Notepad++ 's excellent Comparison module for each new driver. It is also quite jarring how different GeForce Experience and the control panel are. Although, I'd never use an AMD graphics card, I do prefer how much better their software looks and you can even overclock from the control panel, something that NVIDIA don't support in theirs.

The CP is fine for tweakers like us, the other 99% installs trash GFE anyways and never opens the CP. Just let us keep what works please.

Windows 10 transparency effects are not displaying correctly after driver update [4335862] Can someone confirm this please if possible ? because then i stay on 537.58

I've just installed it cause of the day one Alan Wake 2 support. And as a former AMD graphic card user I prefer the simple control panel now for my 4080, it's fast and I've just made 2 screens of my settings which I put right next to the control panel window and then within 2 mins everything is set back to my stable settings. https://i.ibb.co/Tv8T6N5/n-Vidia-Settings-1.png https://i.ibb.co/zh7Ns2T/n-Vidia-Settings-2.png