New drivers are up, 372.70
http://www.geforce.com/drivers
Downloading right now, hopefully this fixes all issues.
I just rolled back to 369.09 yesterday but I'll download this anyway. Hope there's no flickering -_-
New drivers are up, 372.70
http://www.geforce.com/drivers
Downloading right now, hopefully this fixes all issues.
I have a 1080 running Windows 10 anniversary edition. DX:MD is fine for me but with the buggy driver in Fallout 4 the Pip-Boy is mostly blacked out and difficult or impossible to read.
New drivers are up, 372.70
http://www.geforce.com/drivers
Downloading right now, hopefully this fixes all issues.
Clean everything first.Should I download the new driver before installing my new 1060 ? Or just uninstall all drivers first
Also fixed a shadow update bug in Infinite Warfare on my GTX 980 setup, which was nice as I didn't have to report it to NVIDIA and make them a micro build to repro .
Did you install the drivers with custom->clean install btw? This is a branch change driver (R367->R372) and in this case it's always better to kill off all the remains of the previous driver. Some people use DDU for that, I just do a clean install option.
oh how is it?!
There should be absolutely 0 need to do that. At all.
Old settings may interfere with new branch, so there is a reason to do that and in fact I'm doing this all the time. Never had 99% of the bugs which people usually report. Go figure.
100% of people expect the thing to work without requiring a driver exorcism. Doesn't matter what company it is.
Express installed the new drivers through GeForce Experience like I do with every driver since the program launched.
Zero issues as usual.
I'm getting issues in Deus Ex with black blocks/artifacting sometimes, I wrote it off as a bug with the game.
Dumb question..
Why do they keep updating drivers? Why can't they just release one functional driver for each graphics card, then call it a day?
Dumb question..
Why do they keep updating drivers? Why can't they just release one functional driver for each graphics card, then call it a day?
Dumb question..
Why do they keep updating drivers? Why can't they just release one functional driver for each graphics card, then call it a day?
The first lesson is: Nearly every game ships broken. We're talking major AAA titles from vendors who are everyday names in the industry. In some cases, we're talking about blatant violations of API rules - one D3D9 game never even called BeginFrame/EndFrame. Some are mistakes or oversights - one shipped bad shaders that heavily impacted performance on NV drivers. These things were day to day occurrences that went into a bug tracker. Then somebody would go in, find out what the game screwed up, and patch the driver to deal with it. There are lots of optional patches already in the driver that are simply toggled on or off as per-game settings, and then hacks that are more specific to games - up to and including total replacement of the shipping shaders with custom versions by the driver team. Ever wondered why nearly every major game release is accompanied by a matching driver release from AMD and/or NVIDIA? There you go.
oh how is it?!
The first lesson is: Nearly every game ships broken.
have this problem as well, dual monitors and only seems to happen on the 144hz one (VG248QE). doesnt happen in game, cant tell what triggers it otherwiseWhen I updated to the most recent drivers, I experienced the random screen flickering detailed in this video:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GupyvzrhwZI
I immediately rolled back drivers, and no longer have the issue.
EVGA GTX 1080 Classified
ROG Swift PG278Q
Perhaps it is something with high refresh monitors and/or G-sync.
Forums on guru3d suggest not.Any word on the new drivers that were released yesterday (yesterday here, on the 30th)? Has it fixed any issues you guys had?
so 372.70 drivers aren't borked?
They are if you want to play New Vegas or Fallout 3.
IMO, the best technique is - don't update your driver unless you have an issue OR the game you're playing is newer than the driver you currently have.Dumb question..
Why do they keep updating drivers? Why can't they just release one functional driver for each graphics card, then call it a day?
I have black squares on screen in ROTR, which is not related to the game (happened after 25 hours of ok gaming). I had to disable bloom.
I just rolled back to 369.09 yesterday but I'll download this anyway. Hope there's no flickering -_-
so 372.70 drivers aren't borked?
They are if you want to play New Vegas or Fallout 3.
I've started seeing this on Rise of the Tomb Raider as well on 372.54 with my new 1070. The game was running perfectly fine up until I got to theplace and then I started getting black squares in game and weird artifacts during a cutscene. Turning off bloom does fix the squares but it can give me strange colours instead.valley village
Really hoping that is the driver's fault and not my graphics card since I just bought it.
I'll maybe try the new drivers but I am overclocking the card and people are saying it crashes it so...
Just built my PC with my Asus Strix 1070 OC, and the default driver is 369.09, should I hold off on updating for now?