Skyrim Orginal Open Scene 60fps stable ultra/maxed and this is with 4k/8k Character textures for male/female npc SE Open scene 60fps-40fps - Medium with all the other check boxes empty Open scene 55-28 - ultra. both 368.22 and 375.70 have same fps, in SE so these drivers did nothing to help performance. But I will stick with them so long as it dont mess with Swtor performance. I get my card is old but there is no diffrence graphically from Original (ultra settings) and SE (medium with all the check boxes off) yet it runs worse. I really dont want to buy 1060gtx I want to wait till volta xx60 series

I'm still getting the video artifacts in chrome with these drivers.

yes and also with the last 3....!

And what is this ****, if you disable from services the container ****, nvidacp is gone! It wasnt this way in the prev. driver! Why should i keep this **** as service in the background..so you need "C:\Program Files\NVIDIA Corporation\Display.NvContainer\NVDisplay.Container.exe" -s NVDisplay.ContainerLocalSystem -f "C:\ProgramData\NVIDIA\NVDisplay.ContainerLocalSystem.log" -l 3 -d "C:\Program Files\NVIDIA Corporation\Display.NvContainer\plugins\ enabled to be able to access nvidiacp! **** off nvidia! ****ing **** bloatware driver! Almot 1gb are you ****ing kidding... :bang::bang:

What fps do you people get in Skyrim Special edition at 4K all settings maxed up!

I cant even get the stable 60fps I had in original on opening scene with 4/8k female/male npc/ characters ( original petty much stay 60fps the whole time too) 1080p With Medium and all the check boxes cleared in SE that opening scene is 60-40 fps and under these settings it dont look any better then original ultra with all those 4k/8k texture mods 1080p

Installed over the top. Driver, HDAudio, PhysX only as always.(cba to do fresh install and use DDU too lazy)^^ Works fine for me, tested with GTA V, H1Z1 KotK, BF1 and CS:GO. I got same fps in certain Benches but i'm seeing slightly better minimum FPS with these but only by 1-2fps and it feels smoother for me but might just be placebo. I only use Firefox and 49.0.2 works flawlessly for me even with a few addons. HWA is disabled for me as it causes BBC iPlayer to lock up the system meaning hard resets but since HWA is disabled i can watch anything without issue. HWA Disabled does cause tearing for me when i scroll down a web page fast but watching full screen TV is fine as it's not being moved around. BTW don't be surprised if you find out that NVidia are balls deep into spying on you for saleable info, seems everybody is doing it now. I don't mean personal info but just human habits info they want so they can try predict future stuff and be ready for it. C:/Program Files/NVIDIA Corporation folder is huge for me @ nearly 3gb. The x86 one is only 200mb.

**** off nvidia! ****ing **** bloatware driver! Almot 1gb are you ****ing kidding... :bang::bang:

LOL...What he said! They're not drivers any more. They're Nvidia® Everything and the Kitchen Sink Software Bundle Suite©®. I think they hired a bunch of coders from Adobe or something. :wanker: And now Telemetry? Windows 10 has taught me that is a very bad word! 361.43....forever! Well, until AMD anyway.

Silly question but can I assume this includes the fix in the previous hotfix driver?

W7U 64bit + COD:BO3; Still causes black-screen/bo3.exe crashes like all 375.xx drivers after next mp map is loaded.

LOL...What he said! They're not drivers any more. They're Nvidia® Everything and the Kitchen Sink Software Bundle Suite©®. I think they hired a bunch of coders from Adobe or something. :wanker: And now Telemetry? Windows 10 has taught me that is a very bad word! 361.43....forever! Well, until AMD anyway.

nVIDIA driver installs for past year or so for just Drivers and physx is like 2gb install, I know this cause with them installed i have 104gb left with it installed 102gb left

C:/Program Files/NVIDIA Corporation folder is huge for me @ nearly 3gb. The x86 one is only 200mb.

You can delete whole installer2 folder, it won't damage anything.. Just when you select clean install option it will say there is no current *driver installed.. *Its extracted older and current drivers..

And what is this ****, if you disable from services the container ****, nvidacp is gone! It wasnt this way in the prev. driver! Why should i keep this **** as service in the background..so you need "C:\Program Files\NVIDIA Corporation\Display.NvContainer\NVDisplay.Container.exe" -s NVDisplay.ContainerLocalSystem -f "C:\ProgramData\NVIDIA\NVDisplay.ContainerLocalSystem.log" -l 3 -d "C:\Program Files\NVIDIA Corporation\Display.NvContainer\plugins\ enabled to be able to access nvidiacp! **** off nvidia! ****ing **** bloatware driver! Almot 1gb are you ****ing kidding... :bang::bang:

Take a chill pill dude, what are you on? The service uses 2mb, first world problems right? :stewpid:

Windows done gone stolen my windows and Nvidia is spying on my wife undressing, **** Nvidia and **** **************

Seem to get crashes in BF1 with these every 10 minutes 🙁

Windows done gone stolen my windows and Nvidia is spying on my wife undressing, **** Nvidia and **** **************

Ah lol good one. Yes some of you people should take a chill pill & stop! complaining! about every little thing.

New MSI afterburner is out as of yesterday, so try the new version.

I have 4.3.0 beta 14...whats the newest??it says is up to date??:3eyes:

For those who want to keep the NVCPL service set to manual I've created a powershell script. Copy paste this into a text file and save as all files with name NVCPL.ps1 [spoiler] param([switch]$Elevated) function Test-Admin { $currentUser = New-Object Security.Principal.WindowsPrincipal $([Security.Principal.WindowsIdentity]::GetCurrent()) $currentUser.IsInRole([Security.Principal.WindowsBuiltinRole]::Administrator) } if ((Test-Admin) -eq $false) { if ($elevated) { # tried to elevate, did not work, aborting } else { Start-Process powershell.exe -Verb RunAs -ArgumentList ('-noprofile -WindowStyle Hidden -noexit -file "{0}" -elevated' -f ($myinvocation.MyCommand.Definition)) } exit } Start-Service NVDisplay.ContainerLocalSystem & "C:\Program Files\NVIDIA Corporation\Control Panel Client\nvcplui.exe" Start-Sleep -s 60 Stop-Service NVDisplay.ContainerLocalSystem Exit-PSSession [Environment]::Exit(1) [/spoiler] This script will automatically start the required service, open up NVCPL, and then automatically close the service after 60 seconds. If you are still inside the NVCPL after 60 seconds, it will close due to required service being terminated. If you want to change how long it waits to close the service change the line "Start-Sleep -s x", where X is the number of seconds Make sure you have default open with set to powershell or it will open with notepad instead. Or you can right click for context menu and select run script. Copy the script over to your documents folder and create a shortcut to your desktop if you want to change the icon to the NVCPL icon. Edited script; powershell process would not close, also cleaned it up due to unnecessary arguments.

For those who want to keep the NVCPL service set to manual I've created a powershell script. Copy paste this into a text file and save as all files with name NVCPL.ps1. [spoiler] $t = '[DllImport("user32.dll")] public static extern bool ShowWindow(int handle, int state);' add-type -name win -member $t -namespace native [native.win]::ShowWindow(([System.Diagnostics.Process]::GetCurrentProcess() | Get-Process).MainWindowHandle, 0) param([switch]$Elevated) function Test-Admin { $currentUser = New-Object Security.Principal.WindowsPrincipal $([Security.Principal.WindowsIdentity]::GetCurrent()) $currentUser.IsInRole([Security.Principal.WindowsBuiltinRole]::Administrator) } if ((Test-Admin) -eq $false) { if ($elevated) { # tried to elevate, did not work, aborting } else { Start-Process powershell.exe -Verb RunAs -ArgumentList ('-noprofile -noexit -file "{0}" -elevated' -f ($myinvocation.MyCommand.Definition)) } exit } 'running with full privileges' Start-Service NVDisplay.ContainerLocalSystem & "C:\Program Files\NVIDIA Corporation\Control Panel Client\nvcplui.exe" Start-Sleep -s 60 Stop-Service NVDisplay.ContainerLocalSystem exit [/spoiler] This script will automatically start the required service, open up NVCPL, and then automatically close the service after 60 seconds. If you are still inside the NVCPL after 60 seconds, it will close due to required service being terminated. If you want to change how long it waits to close the service change the line "Start-Sleep -s x", where X is the number of seconds Make sure you have default open with set to powershell or it will open with notepad instead. Or you can right click for context menu and select run script. Copy the script over to your documents folder and create a shortcut to your desktop if you want to change the icon to the NVCPL icon.

Looks a handy stuff.

Another great tip to optimize your PC resource usage: Especially handy if you have 16gb ram or more, a cpu with 8 or more threads and a gtx 1080. Press the power button to turn off the PC. when you need it to use resources, press the power button again. If you want, print out nvidia's icon and glue it on the power button. This way you will have all the power freed up just for when you need it.

How about if i just put the 1080 sticker on my rig? Does it work? 😀

For those who want to keep the NVCPL service set to manual I've created a powershell script.

Thank you very much.

yes, this will give you a 4k capable rig for no money. but don't spread it around too much or nvidia will release a new series and cripple pascal. :P

Well, with gtx 580 i was already able to ran decently battlefield 1 in 2K 😀 I think i just don't put any sticker on my car and my rig. Don't like 'em. :banana: 2K is fine, i don't need 4K for the sticker. p.s. : 2k sticker free! 😀