Download: GeForce 388.71 WHQL driver
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yosef019
Should I buy the game now?
I'm with i7 8700k @4.7 and Gtx 1080ti. 60 fps without drops?
dr_rus
r388_43-17
http://www.guru3d.com/files-details/geforce-388-71-whql-driver-download.html
squalles
dr_rus
-Tj-
Hah was just thinking today, odd there is no new driver on the horizon, and here it is. 😀
Blackfyre
dr_rus
Doesn't mention this in the fixed issues but it seems that "Output color depth" doesn't reset to 8 bit on these on OS reboot anymore.
...Or maybe it's just because of me changing the display configuration after reboot.
MIXXX
I have been running 333.59 and they are performing well. I dont benchmark, it the games run smooth and no game or systems errors, they are keepers.
I will update to these later today on 4 systems
I have 1070 GTX , 1030 GT, 745 GTX and 520 GT so I prefer stability.
PEACE
Cryengine
Thanks
-Tj-
The Division DX12 startup DSR'd 1440p, is still crashing and doesnt run full screen..
Now with this driver its even more buggy then with 388.59, tried 3 times now to switch to FS in time, but always fail.. lol like a game within a game xD
Edit: I restarted pc and then launched in steam and now it started fullscreen dsr normaly..
goodsmac
Is the green flickering bug in The Division fixed?
Raider0001
GroinShooter
coth
Oh, that's where hundred millions of raised money by PUBG gone - premium screenshot photoshopping.
Raider0001
thesebastian
Provides the optimal gaming experience for PLAYERUNKNOWN'S BATTLEGROUNDS
Is that statement true or just nvidia smoke? If some benchmark appears comparing a 2 month old nvidia driver with this one released today, (testing the PUBG version that will be released today/tomorrow) please let me know!
For now I'll think it's just marketing.
dr_rus
One thing has been bothering me for some time now: why do NV drivers create compute shader cache in a "Temp" folder located in the root of drive C:? This isn't a default Windows "Temp" location and in fact nothing but NV drivers use it if Windows "Temp" locations are kept at their defaults. The drivers are in fact creating this "Temp" folder in C: root if it's not there.
What's even more annoying is the fact that you can find other caches in other locations too:
- NV_Cache in Windows\Temp
- GLCache in AppData\Local
- cep_cache in AppData\Local\Temp
- Another NV_Cache in AppData\Local\Temp
As far as I can tell, all of these are related to NV's shader caching and it's just very weird to see them being scattered all across the disk C: instead of being kept in one folder - preferably not the "C:\Temp" one as such folder doesn't exist in modern Windows.
EdKiefer
dr_rus
Well, another weird thing is that if you just delete C:\Temp with its contents then the driver would seemingly use C:\Users\...\AppData\Roaming\NVIDIA\ folder instead and will not re-create C:\Temp folder - which you'd think should be a default cache location from the start.
sayem57
PUBG is definitely running great with this driver. Before my 1070 struggle to keep 30 fps in medium high @1440p. Now only foliage medium, AA low and show high, rest of the settings ultra and getting 60+ fps @4k with resolution scale option @80. I hope they add sli soon. Then it will be perfect.