http://www.nvidia.com/download/driverResults.aspx/95559/en-us
 
Looks like driver 359.00 is ready
 
http://www.nvidia.com/Dow..d/index.aspx?lang=en-us

Not a lot of fixes in this driver.
Changes and Fixed Issues in Version 359.00
The following sections list the important changes and the most common issues resolved in this version. This list is only a subset of the total number of changes made in this driver version. The NVIDIA bug number is provided for reference.
Windows 10 Fixed Issues
 There are no new fixed issues to report for this release.
Windows 8.1/Windows 8/Windows 7/Windows Vista Fixed Issues
 [SLI, Windows 7 -x64] Guild Wars 2: Need profile update for 64-bit executable. [1701607]

I was really hoping for SLI support for Fallout 4.

Still have issues with this set. Idle temps are up by a few degrees with this set too, booting back into windows 7 with 347.88 drivers loaded results in idle temps returning to normal. 

Squall_Rinoa86

Sajin

Plitskin5
I was really hoping for SLI support for Fallout 4.

The current build of Fallout 4 doesn't support sli.

Current build DOES support SLI.. I have it enabled under forced by copying FO3/NV SLI profile into Fallout 4 directory in drivers by first using nVidia inspector.

Mine works flawless with both 970's @ 99% utilization

Cool. Now everyone that owns the game will know how to get it working. 

Squall_Rinoa86

Sajin

Plitskin5
I was really hoping for SLI support for Fallout 4.

The current build of Fallout 4 doesn't support sli.

Current build DOES support SLI.. I have it enabled under forced by copying FO3/NV SLI profile into Fallout 4 directory in drivers by first using nVidia inspector.

Mine works flawless with both 970's @ 99% utilization

when i do this the game crashes to desktop after about 5 mins of play :(
 
using AFR2 which seems to work ok but only really get 15~ fps boost off of sli

for me also pretty stable so far

rjohnson11

 
Looks like driver 359.00 is ready
 

Is there any difference between the files from nvidia and the files from EVGA?. Also, I had to take out most of my overlcock to get these stable. Highest I can overclock my 2x980ti's with these drivers is +60. 

Which card do you have? Do you have this BIOS posted somewhere?


I have a reference 980 Ti with the hybrid kit installed. I have not uploaded my bios anywhere yet, as I want to make sure I am completely happy with it before sharing. I edited it again on Tuesday, as I managed to crash Dragon Age Inquisition, although that game is pretty buggy anyway, so who knows whether it was nvidia's drivers or EA's coding. After my last edits, I have been unable to make it crash further despite playing for another 4 hours. I am currently 24 hours flawlessly folding with it, since I'm working nightshifts at the moment, and previously completed a 5 hour run of Unigine Valley. Had a couple of hours solid on The Witcher 3 and MGS V with no issues, but that's the limit of my testing so far.
 
Basically it has increased power limits/tdp, lower clock state voltages are increased for stability, an expanded boost table and it will run under load at 1405MHz @ 1.199V without any throttling whatsoever. Any issues I have with it have been whilst it switches between the lower power states (this is what DA:I likes to do, which is stupid and poor programming), so I am still tweaking voltages there currently. My card has a low asic of 59%, so I suppose anyone with a higher asic card should have a lower amount of stability problems than I do.
 
Sajin has made a great bios if you are looking for something to unlock your cards full potential, I've really gone for stability and modest clock more than anything else.

I guess this belongs here as this is where my trouble all started.
 
When installing the latest version of video drivers, 359.00 for my two GTX980 TIs, I ran into an issue. It kept spitting out that the installation failed?
 
I found this rather odd as I have yet to experience this since NVidia started offering "clean installation" of their drivers via the check mark box.
 
So I reverted to my old ways and downloaded the latest driver cleaner, or what has now come to be known as "Display driver uninstaller", updated 11.24.2015
 
Clean uninstall and try again. Nope, still no go.
 
So clean uninstall again and try installing GeForce experience instead. Maybe it will install it better.
 
Nope. GeForce experience also failed to install:
Virtual Audio 1.2.31 Failed
NVIDIA GeForce Experience 2.5.15.54 Not installed
 
Now I'm at a loss and can't seem to install any NVidia drivers on my system.
 
O.S. Windows 10 Pro 64

Yes. Those are the exact ones I downloaded.