Nvidia Geforce Drivers Release Announcement thread

[Potato Head]

To the point it's not just RTX 50's that are blackscreening anymore

https://www.reddit.com/r/hardware/comments/1jhkzxo/psa_nvidia_widespread_black_screen_or_hard_os

Why are you using Reddit of all places as some kind of authority?

I have had no issues with any 57x driver.

 

[Kaotik]

Why are you using Reddit of all places as some kind of authority?

I have had no issues with any 57x driver.

Because this particular post includes plenty of links to other threads of documented issues including some on NVIDIAs official forums.

And like said, NVIDIA has acknowledged these issues on RTX 50 series themselves too (and claimed to have fixed them several times without actually fixing then (or all of them))

Why do you condemn the source without clearly even taking a look at it?

 

[Man from Atlantis]

https://twitter.com/x/status/1904765771072639002

Now paging this sort of information to home assistant server would be interesting.

 

[Kaotik]

https://twitter.com/x/status/1904765771072639002

Now paging this sort of information to home assistant server would be interesting.

To quote myself from Blackwell thread where the subject of G-Assist came up

G-Assist has some interesting features, like ability to analyze game performance and then suggest changes based on it. The problem is, it's heavy while doing so, lowering game performance and then basing it's suggestions on that lowered performance.

As reported by TechBBS user, he has set up his Indiana Jones and the Great Circle for speedruns and it runs near 200 FPS (Core i9-14900K + RTX 4090). When he tried using G-Assist to see what it says, the FPS dropped to 55-60 and report on suggested changes to settings was based on that performance, not the near 200 it actually runs.

Also it's a little funny that RTX 3060 12GB owners can run it but og RTX 3080 users can't