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  • Borderlands 4
  • Dying Light: The Beast
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  • Marvel Rivals: Negative performance impact when using some 581.xx drivers [5444816]
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  • Counter-Strike 2: Text may appear slightly distorted when in-game resolution is lower than the native resolution of the display [5278913]
  • Adobe Premiere Pro: Some system configurations can freeze during export using hardware encoding [5431822]
  • Like a Dragon: Infinite Wealth: Light flickering after driver update on some system configurations [5432356]”
https://www.techpowerup.com/340847/nvidia-releases-geforce-581-29-whql-game-ready-drivers
 
Why I got a 9950X3D.
It is great for that! Also during the BF6 beta on the second weekend (when gamebar worked correctly and saw the game for x3d), I noticed about 6 or 8 threads jump to the non-x3d ccd. So the extra power does help in very cpu intensive games with good MT support.
 
i got an unrecoverable black screen during installation again

also performance is slightly lower
 
Still getting those damn white flashes on the desktop when HDR is enabled on dual high refresh monitors. Nvidia fixed it for a while but it's back now. Hopefully this new driver addresses it.
 
Dropped 20 pts in Steel Nomad. It is within margin of error performance drop. I am sure I can gain them back by doing some tricks like closing a program or something.
 
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Still getting those damn white flashes on the desktop when HDR is enabled on dual high refresh monitors. Nvidia fixed it for a while but it's back now. Hopefully this new driver addresses it.
Man, I thought i was going crazy... LOL. At least it never happens in games for me, but sometimes when using discord on my secondary and web browsing on my primary, or something like that.
 
Still getting those damn white flashes on the desktop when HDR is enabled on dual high refresh monitors. Nvidia fixed it for a while but it's back now. Hopefully this new driver addresses it.
I have the same thing on my DVI lcd monitor past three sets. Didn't try these just yet
 
Premiere freezing on export as a known bug seems like something that should've been addressed before release.
 
Why I got a 9950X3D.
I was shocked at how much faster my 14900kf compiled shaders vs my 13700kf did.. I noticed them extra mhz's right off the bat there. I might have had some thermal throttling going on with the old cpu/aio also..
 
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I was shocked at how much faster my 14900kf compiled shaders vs my 13700kf did.. I noticed them extra mhz's right off the bat there. I might have had some thermal throttling going on with the old cpu/aio also..
the 9800x3d is relatively slow at compiling shaders imho, so you must be lucky
 
the 9800x3d is relatively slow at compiling shaders imho, so you must be lucky
Oh, I had to go and look this up now..

"For NVIDIA PC gaming, shader compilation is a CPU-intensive task that benefits significantly from more CPU cores, especially on modern processors. While clock speed is always a factor, the workload is highly parallelized, making core count the more critical element for reducing compilation time."

So core count is king for that, I guess..
 
Oh, I had to go and look this up now..

"For NVIDIA PC gaming, shader compilation is a CPU-intensive task that benefits significantly from more CPU cores, especially on modern processors. While clock speed is always a factor, the workload is highly parallelized, making core count the more critical element for reducing compilation time."

So core count is king for that, I guess..
Yep, and the E cores aren't slouches.
 
Oh, I had to go and look this up now..

"For NVIDIA PC gaming, shader compilation is a CPU-intensive task that benefits significantly from more CPU cores, especially on modern processors. While clock speed is always a factor, the workload is highly parallelized, making core count the more critical element for reducing compilation time."

So core count is king for that, I guess..
very unfortunate
 
Steel Nomad is the same as July 27th, I had another MBO then.
 

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I have the same thing on my DVI lcd monitor past three sets. Didn't try these just yet
Still getting those damn white flashes on the desktop when HDR is enabled on dual high refresh monitors. Nvidia fixed it for a while but it's back now. Hopefully this new driver addresses it.
I fixed the flashes I just changed out my PNY DVI to DP cable adapter I have a few backups since they have a tendency too bend. I would get a DVI-DP cable but all the reviews
are kinda bad on Amazon. I'm using these Blue Rigger DVI cables for the past 20 years when DVI was still a thing on GPUs.
 
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