Download: NVIDIA Geforce Game Ready 445.75 drivers (and an intro to DLSS v2.0 support)

Published 2020-03-23 16:08 by Hilbert Hagedoorn

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#5772678

LesserHellspawn

2020-03-23 23:41

ManuelG:

Can you tell me what NVIDIA Control Panel settings you are using and what hardware you are using?

That's two 980ti remaing after the third died, which didn't bring any more scaling in DX11 anymore anyway, after you killed triple SLI, grr. And I indeed use sharpening for BDO, so if there's an issue with that, that should be it.

#5772692

cricket bones

2020-03-24 00:29

Koul2020:

I look forward to WDDM 2.7 to try out these advanced new technologies.

We get it, dude. Every post you make is about the same thing and you've received many answers.

#5772693

dexterav

2020-03-24 00:30

2 gerard your pic not help

#5772708

Astyanax

2020-03-24 00:50

his pic proves you're wrong.

#5772714

dexterav

2020-03-24 00:56

his pic proof its working on his PC not on my lol

#5772719

Flakman

2020-03-24 01:04

Driver installed and runs fine here. Two games I played Modern Warfare and ESO played with no visible issues and good frame rate.

#5772724

asturur

2020-03-24 01:12

I wonder if DLSS 2.0 will make possible for low end cards to run better quality. Is the space used by those tensor core more efficent compare the same space/transistor/power dedicated to classic raster equipment?

#5772734

aggybong

2020-03-24 01:54

With 445.75, I've noticed some black flickering in Doom: Eternal, as well as what seems to be lower FPS. I'll be downgrading to 445.74 to see if it goes back to normal.

#5772767

adabiviak

2020-03-24 05:03

Sort of related - I picked this up for Doom Eternal, but it bricked Shadowplay for me (the login screen is black and fails to log me in). Their tech support said to update Windows. 🙄

#5772775

Astyanax

2020-03-24 05:41

the driver has nothing to do with GFE or GFE based issues.

#5772788

iicycube

2020-03-24 07:29

This R445 driver kinda making my SOD2 drop too much of FPS, reverted back to 442.74..

#5772790

IceVip

2020-03-24 07:51

Elajitz:

how to avoid the blurriness of hell when playing games in 1080p on a 4k monitor?

Put the game in windowed borderless and don't let it stretch more than it should :>

#5772825

dexterav

2020-03-24 10:37

well i find solution, surprisly clean instal after DDU not working, but if after clean instal reseting driver NPI, and Control start work i supose this is realy new driver afterall 😀

#5772830

Vidik

2020-03-24 11:03

aggybong:

With 445.75, I've noticed some black flickering in Doom: Eternal, as well as what seems to be lower FPS. I'll be downgrading to 445.74 to see if it goes back to normal.

Flickering is caused by this driver, there are numerous reports on Steam about this issue. Disabling Vsync helps but Vsync worked fine with 442.74 Edit: from nvidia forums Manuel@NVIDIA 1h "Adding the following bug to the open issues list based on driver feedback reports. Bug has not yet been confirmed internally.[Doom Eternal]: Game may display random flicker [2904116]"

#5772845

Astyanax

2020-03-24 12:12

tayyar:

Now was giving this answer or adding a suggestion like nearest/integer scaling apps to somewhat alleviate the problem too hard?

Nobody is entitled to any further explanation than they are given for a matter where stating the obvious is all thats required and the Google search site exists for a user to inform themselves.

tayyar:

You learned that fact from the internet and you wanted to use it.

No, I learned that fact from a book, you should try reading them.

#5772890

DanEVO7

2020-03-24 15:20

For my Hp Omen with RTX 2060 these are the best drivers so far. Tested Assetto Corsa Competizione, Shadow of the tomb rider and RDR2. Also 3dmark. Just installed them over 442.74 from GFE

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