Nvidia release new HotFix driver to fix low memory clock speed issues
Nvidia release new HotFix driver to fix low memory clock speed issues
Published: 17th November 2016 | Source: Nvidia Geforce |
Nvidia release new HotFix driver to fix low memory clock issues
Nvidia has released a new HotFix driver to fix the low memory clock speed issues present in their recently released Geforce 375.86 Game Ready drivers. These issues affected users of factory overclocked Pascal GPUs, which means that most Pascal owners should upgrade to this new driver.
This new driver is numbered 375.95 and is now available to download for both Windows 10 and Windows 7/8.1. At this time full release notes for this driver have not been released.
Nvidia's new Geforce 375.95 driver is available to download here.
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Originally Posted by rafaeldamasceno
Is it just me, or is the Windows 10 (64-bit) hotfix corrupted?
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| We just posted the driver. Might take a few more minutes for the cache to clear in certain regions. Try again in a few minutes. |
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Originally Posted by Dicehunter
According to an admin ManuelGuzman on the Nvidia forums -
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Apparently setting 4K in a game using DSR actually sets it to a tiny amount above your monitors native rez, Nvidia apparently think 4K is 2572x1452.Quote
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