Latest NVIDIA ForceWare Video Drivers Windows 7

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  1. SoLoR
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    Windows 7 SP1 x64 build 7601.21701
       New #371

    petrossa said:
    if you try to run stereoscopic wizard screen blanks out on both monitors.
    Not quite ready yet....
    this drivers does not include new stereoscopic driver, so this must be the problem :) i know because all the time new drivers gets released, i unpack them and remove physx and 3dvision before instalation and this ones didnt have eather of them.
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  3. petrossa
    Posts : 623
    vista x64/ win 7 x64
       New #372

    SoLoR said:
    this drivers does not include new stereoscopic driver, so this must be the problem :) i know because all the time new drivers gets released, i unpack them and remove physx and 3dvision before instalation and this ones didnt have eather of them.
    ok. Just that it did work fine before, but no biggie.
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  4. streetwolf
    Posts : 149
    Windows 7 x64 RTM Retail
       New #373

    Version 190.56 beta for those who live on the edge. I installed them and no problems so far.

    NVIDIA OpenGL 3.0/3.1/3.2 Support
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  6. skunksmash
    Posts : 2,588
    SEVEN x64
       New #374

    im running the 190.56 revision, all is well.

    except ive now lost the temp sensor in EVGA as well as the 2D downclock & RT wont work AT ALL.....

    but other than the heat increase & the monitoring loss.... im happy thus far with performance.
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  7. johnwillyums
    Posts : 4,663
    Windows 7 Home Premium 64 bit
       New #375

    "all is well"
    Jesus Skunk, don't sound too good mate.
    What kind of temps you getting?

    Cheers, John:)

    ps. I lost EVGA temp monitor with the 190.40s but it came back after a couple of reboots.
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  8. skunksmash
    Posts : 2,588
    SEVEN x64
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    johnwillyums said:
    "all is well"
    Jesus Skunk, don't sound too good mate.
    What kind of temps you getting?

    Cheers, John:)
    lol.....

    my GPU is suffering while idle..... its @ 52c at the moment with 50% f.s.

    its quite hot today but im about 10-12c hotter while idle.

    but as long as i get smashing framerates & zero stutter, im happy.
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  10. johnwillyums
    Posts : 4,663
    Windows 7 Home Premium 64 bit
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    I'm using 190.38 drivers and my idle temps are 44c at 66% fs.
    It goes into high 50s after about half an hours gaming. Don't suppose that's that much different really given my higher fan speed.
    What are temps like after gaming?

    J:)
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  11. skunksmash
    Posts : 2,588
    SEVEN x64
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    johnwillyums said:
    I'm using 190.38 drivers and my idle temps are 44c at 66% fs.
    It goes into high 50s after about half an hours gaming. Don't suppose that's that much different really given my higher fan speed.
    What are temps like after gaming?

    J:)
    it does take a while longer to cool down, but ambient's are slightly higher than usual...

    its not really an issue as the cards probably good for 100c , but seeing the clocks jump back & forth just leaves a niggle in the back of my head....lol
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  12. XGUNTHERC
    Posts : 440
    Windows 7 Ultimate Edition x64
       New #379

    the cards can easily handle 100c.. I had a GTX 280 that within seconds of Crysis it would go to 109c.. but it played smooth as can be and not a single stutter, but the fan was tryin so hard to work and cool that it would start making a pulsating sound.. I went down to a 260 and was all good.

    I'm about to install RTM, and not sure what drivers I should install. I'm thinking I'll just do the latest WHQL drivers to be safe
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  13. johnwillyums
    Posts : 4,663
    Windows 7 Home Premium 64 bit
       New #380

    Hi Gunther. Sounds like a good plan. I'm running the RTM leaked version and, as you know, have been having some issues with 190.40 so dropped back to 190.38 which I think are latest WHQL drivers.
    Haven't tried the 190.56 ones yet but it seems that W7 is pretty robust and handles everything more or less well.
    There will be some new ones along any time I reckon.
    Are the 190.56 modded?

    Cheers, John
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