Is NVidia NTOSKernel.exe driver DPC latency bug present in Windows 1909?

[Deleted member 273615]

Windows build 1903 has a bug with NVidia cards and drivers and that bug causes DPC latency for ntoskernel.exe to spike up to heavy numbers. This is the bug I am describing - https://windowsreport.com/ntoskrnl-exe-latency-spikes-windows-10/ . It is supposed to be fixed in the major update after build 1903. Now we have MS build 1909, but I do not want to even try build 1909 if the same ntoskernel.exe DPC latency bug is present in it.

 

[bigdogchris]

I'm on 1909. Just checked Latency Mon and highest I saw ntoskernel go was 273.

 

[vick1000]

No issues here. Using LatencyMon to monitor. Build Win10 pro 18363.592.

 

[Stanley Pain]

I haven't had any DPC latency with the latest builds of Win 10. I had that stupid bug.

 

[bigdogchris]

Yesterday I installed 2004 RTM (19041.113), and ironically, right after I booted back into windows I received a blue screen with faulting module shows as ntoskernel.exe.

I know it's not related to this question, but for those considering upgrading to 2004, keep this in mind.

 

[Sparky]

I have been having ntoskernel.exe shutdowns and instant black screens plus high CPU usage (45%) from dxgmms.sys which I thought came from KB4535996 as others are having issues with that update but uninstalling KB4535996 did not fix CPU usage.