TheBuzzer
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These drivers are awful. I installed it and for CoD4, the screen keeps flickering. The beta drivers did the same thing, but I didn't realize that this IS the beta driver.
No issues with CoD4 or CoD:WaW on my system with these drivers...These drivers are awful. I installed it and for CoD4, the screen keeps flickering. The beta drivers did the same thing, but I didn't realize that this IS the beta driver.
Anybody using these with Flash 10.1 beta? Is the acceleration noticeable?
Anyone having corruption issues with the driver?
I downloaded from Nvidia's website and Guru3d and it won't make it half way when it tries to extract the driver. Gives me a 7-zip error.
That's an internal issue of all currently available 190.xx series.
Problem background:
Since 190.xx series NVIDIA driver's internal resource manager is trying to precache thermal sensors information in the registry during the first startup after installation. This mechanism doesn't seem to work fine yet, under some conditions sensor detection and precaching algorithm can fail and store incorrect sensor type information in the registry causing temperatures to disappear till the ForceWare re-installation.
Temporary solution:
Until the problem is not fixed by NVIDIA, there are still some temporary tricks allowing to solve it. First, you may just perform complete Foreware re-install, this will also cause precached thermal sensor information to be removed from the registry and to be re-detected by ForceWare on the next start. Second, you may manually remove corrupted thermal sensor information from the registry and this way cause the ForceWare to re-detect it on the next reboot. To do it open regedit then search and delete all instances of RmThermalProviderInfo and RmThermalProviderNum entries in the registry. Then reboot.
And let's hope that it won't take long time to fix it from NVIDIA side.
I think I've solved the problem with the screen flickering issue. I did a fresh format and reinstalled everything and my games came out flickering. So I disabled SLI restarted and re-enabled SLI again and everything works fine. No flickering. Give it a try and post your results for those running this driver in SLI.
i have the flickering issue and i dont have SLI.. its something with having dual monitors and its pissing me off..
Nvidia do this so you go buy a new ATI video card
I don't have dual monitors and I get flickering in SLI with those drivers. Think it has to do with the video card setting incorrect refresh rates. I was able to go flicker free at 1280x720 res and run Farcry 2 at 59hz at that res as well, but setting it back to the native resolution brings the flicker right back. They do this so you go buy a new video card... also pisses me off theres no fix yet...
I was getting BSOD's at startup in my sig system with IRQL_NOT_LESS_OR_EQUAL. I thought it was something with the windows updates I just installed but the only thing that fixed it was booting into safe mode and reinstalling some older 191.XX drivers and getting rid of the 192.62's. The new drivers didn't work so well in my SLI setup...
I don't know if this is driver related but I've been running 191.07 without problems. Last week I installed the 195.55 betas and I got flashing of the screen during a few different video games. Uninstalling back to 191.07 fixed it. Today I installed the 195.62 WHQL and the same thing is happening again.
Back to 191.07!
Hmmmmm.... any word that these drivers could possibly damage GPUs? I installed them and my 8800GTX was toast in about a week. Not sure if it was a coincidence or if the drivers are to blame. I was using the 186 drivers before.....
The reason I am asking is because I may be getting a new Video Card soon (if I can't RMA). I don't want to take a chance with drivers that could damage it.