#4647526

Radical_53

2013-08-31 15:29

Guess you've been playing some weird games then.

#4647544

Radical_53

2013-08-31 16:25

What issues are you talking about? And why would you need (need, not want!) the newest drivers available, beta drivers, for a card that's almost 3 years old? A friend of mine even hasn't updated his drivers for a 670 in almost a year and has no complaints.

#4647564

Radical_53

2013-08-31 17:20

Because driver updates bring along better performance in newer games, or even some old ones. IMO its bad to be "fanatical" about any brand, always go for the ones that give the best price/performance with the least troubles And nvidia is failing as hard as they possibly can in the latter.

I'd really doubt you'd see much of a performance increase with newer drivers on such old hardware. Kepler seems to be quite different to Fermi and I'd guess Nvidia would put most, if not all, their effort into that. Even there you don't see big increases, the only large jumps can be seen when there's been a huge issue. AMD is a no-go for me, even without being fanatical, as I've had more than enough of their products in the past. Cost me a lot of money and I've never seen such "drastic" issues with Nvidia as I've seen with AMD (for example those games that can't be launched right after their release, or black screen right away).

#4647621

|-c2c-|Rom

2013-08-31 18:57

there a know problem with gtx 560ti sometime they put the voltage of the card a little to low so it brings a lot of problem like crash bsod and more,to fix that with my old gigabyte gtx560ti i have increase the volatage on it from 1.012 to 1.040 and after that everything have been working smooth as butter.I sell the card to my son a years ago and he is still using it with the same sething without problem. So install afterburner and try it you have nothing to loose, gl Rom

#4647647

|-c2c-|Rom

2013-08-31 20:04

Well at least i have try,i just hope everything will be fine for you in the next release driver

#4647648

Razor 116

2013-08-31 20:11

jesus nvidia only problems, buy an HD7970 a solve all you problems mates!

Haha, I had the exact same card as you but decided to upgrade to the GTX 780. Back OT. Drivers seem stable, No issues so far while running OC'd. 1267/3500 @ 1.212v with LLC at 0.

#4647673

kazama

2013-08-31 21:10

Im not getting the splinter cell light flicker, all ultra, only thing disabled vsync.

#4647823

ceesay

2013-09-01 03:59

i like these drivers works best 4 me so far .....:)

#4647867

Dragondale13

2013-09-01 08:24

I guess I'll have to try these drivers. No info provided from anyone here regarding my question on fan speeds,heat etc. Was it a difficult question?

My ambient is most of the time, a bit on the warm side, around 24c - 26c.The 326.84 driver and the 326.80b do idle a bit warmer for me,(35c) compared to 320.49,(33c).

#4648000

-Tj-

2013-09-01 15:59

They're ok for my OC'ed 570GTX, better then 326.80 or 326.84.

#4648070

SplashDown

2013-09-01 20:23

No problems on my end, I like 'em. Not sure what changed from .84 but what I'm doin with it theres no prob's, freezes ect. I'm glad v-sync workin better tho, was gettin to be pain in azz, but much better now, for me anyway.

#4648413

kilyan

2013-09-02 18:39

highly suggested for ffxiv arr, good overclock tollerance also

#4648643

NvidiaFreak650

2013-09-03 02:27

Yeah, same issue, and now worse than ever, blue screen appears again...im going back to 314xx , seriously ...i can confirm this driver dosent like my video card... im praying this dosent happend with the WHQL

Next build may be 327 series but I really do hope that it has Windows 8.1 support this time because 326.98 ran great on Windows 8 but can't install it because it don't have Windows 8.1 support.

#4648741

dsbig

2013-09-03 09:55

working great so far.

#4648906

Cryio

2013-09-03 15:37

The first driver since 314.22 that doesn't make the 560 Ti go haywire.

#4648980

fernake

2013-09-03 19:05

Hi, I have done some testing 326.98 drivers and I still get stuttering in Battlefield 3 with all options on Ultra, especially when you destroy a wall and walk around this or if there is any effect of light, is very strange, but I have not had BSOD with this driver.I reinstalled 320.49 and Battlefiel 3 returns to work fine but I have BSOD after 20 minutes.I hope Nvidia fix this ****, to quietly play my games without having to worry about anything else, just to play.

#4649053

bobkn

2013-09-03 21:52

Hurrah. First drivers since 314.22 that didn't give a blackscreen with Heaven 4.0, 3DMark 11. GTX 680, Asus P9X79 Pro, I7-3930k. Fingers crossed that the fix is comprehensive.

#4649206

Dragondale13

2013-09-04 02:08

Still makes my GTX 560 Ti commit suicide, if it wasent for the fact that cards are ****ing expensive nowadays it would be hilarious.

Hi there! Have you by chance tried disabling "internal cpu pll overvoltage" in bios?

#4649232

Dragondale13

2013-09-04 03:09

I havent touched it, and im not sure what that would have to do with my graphics card either?

If you haven't touched it then it's on auto I'm assuming.It's only really needed for high OCs on the cpu for instance 4.7ghz and up.Some people are able to keep it off up to 4.9ghz but the avg is 4.7ghz.Try disabling it and see if it helps.It may not work for you but it won't kill anything if you disable it.

#4649244

Dragondale13

2013-09-04 03:45

Disabled it, seriously doubt its going to have any effect however. From what i got on it, it just lets you oc higher on the cpu, shouldent have any effect on the GPU

I completely agree that it should'nt, but now that you've disabled it, run some games and see if it helped the situation.I'm jus tryin to help out.