Ok so this is for Nvidia users..
The reason for this thread is actually the driver kernel error
So I ask you gusy, which one do you use..
I see 3 options right now.. :
-1) 275.33 older driver which Ive been told to install because they're more stable
-2) 285.62 this is the current WHQL but with that kernel/power management issue
-3) 290.53 this is the current beta.. still with the issue
haven't got any till now. upgraded to 290.53 and was facing issues with Skyrim a bit.
I have GTX 580.
Using here r285.62 here, no issues whatsoever. Numerous users on the Nvidia forums were reporting that the drivers newer than r275.33 were causing issues but Nvidia fixed the problem in next releases. Afaik for those who still experience the issue have defective hardware. You might want to RMA your card.
Which issues are you talking bout
I know if I get driver stopped responding ussues I won't rma mine..
That's the problem, this TDR error isn't a driver 'bug'. Bad hardware is the cause
r280.26 had those issues but these were fixed in later releases, the new drivers are perfectly stable. Replacing your card might be the only solution since it's not software related
280.26 Display driver nvlddmkm stopped responding and has successfully recovered. - NVIDIA Forums
I would hate having to do that, I have 2 cards running in SLi and actually they're 2 570's I switched from 470's not that long ago
Well on a sidenote, the fans attachement of one of my Asus DCII 570's feels lose and makes squeaky (lack of better word but it does lieterally squeak) noise when you check if it's loose
Update.. been to the shop and that's no card/manufacture error
So I guess it's time to test both cards separately and see if there is a problem..
But honestly I doubt they already fixed the power management bug.. Im going to go 285.62 for now
Sidnote This thread was not for an issue originally, was wondering which drivers people are running but yea
Last edited by WolfSoul; 26 Jan 2012 at 09:34.
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