• Triple buffering off
• Vertical Sync 0x18888888
• Vertical Sync Smooth AFR behavior Off
• Vertical Sync Tear Control Standard

• Antialiasing Transparency Multisampling Enabled
• Antialiasing Transparancy Supersampling 2x Supersampling
• Nvidia Predefined FXAA Usage Disallowed
• Anistropic filtering setting 16x (8x minimum)
• Texture filtering Trilinear Optimization Off
• Ambient Occlusion usage Enabled
• Multi-Display Single Display
• Power management mode Adaptive (I've heard max perf is for debugging only)

cincity003
 
sorry for this question how do i enable fast sync or i just have to change these settings and it will be on fast sync ? thanks in advance.
 
Regards,

AHarMan
for 980ti don't bother with any driver after 365.19. I bought new GPUs sealed in box from overclockersuk and the new drivers constantly crashed / NVidia display stopped reposnding and loads of NVidia tex graphics exceptions when playing a youtube video and max / minimising the screen would cause the driver to crash.

http://imgur.com/a/DLoFX

Sajin

AHarMan
Oh an just to prove a point here's the event viewer after maximising and minimising IE with 1 window playing a youtube video
 

http://imgur.com/a/DLoFX

 
365.19 does NOT do this !!!

Not seeing the issue here.

AHarMan
Again not saying I don't believe you but how come I'm seeing it across 3 machines ? what cards are you running with in SLI ?
 
OK NM just saw your video. Will try and post a video later myself. I notice in the NVidia control panel it said 4x Titan X. It could well be it does not affect Titan X gpus. To be clear, my 780ti and 750ti gpus (780ti in sli) are not affected by this issue on latest drivers. From what I have seen on GeForce forums and guru3d its strictly 900 series cards having the issue.

AHarMan
Whilst I sort out a video, the fix that helped me was post 166 here

https://forums.geforce.com/default/topic/940156/geforce-drivers/official-368-39-game-ready-whql-display-driver-feedback-thread-released-6-7-16-/post/4899172/#4899172

When I get the video up the issue is obvious and reproducible. I appreciate your having no issue, and I'm not trying to be arsey / smart / clever / troll as I have nothing to gain from doing that. Its great your not having any issue I'm glad at least the drivers work for you. But for a lot of people over on GeForce forums there is something considerably wrong with the last 2 GeForce drivers.

AHarMan

Sajin
Found out how to make it crash...
 
#1 Open IE.
#2 Open tools. Alt+X.
#3 Select internet options from drop menu.
#4 Goto advanced tab. 
#5 Under "accelerated graphics" make sure "use software rendering instead of gpu rendering" is un-checked.
#6 Happy crashing.
 
 
With "use software rendering instead of gpu rendering" check marked it won't crash. 

Sorry something came up last night but as promised
 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=woedMlJQci4

 
Also ... the very point of windows 10 is to use gpu rendering .... this isn't windows xp you know :P

AHarMan

arestavo

AHarMan
for 980ti don't bother with any driver after 365.19. I bought new GPUs sealed in box from overclockersuk and the new drivers constantly crashed / NVidia display stopped reposnding and loads of NVidia tex graphics exceptions when playing a youtube video and max / minimising the screen would cause the driver to crash.

I'm using 368.39 (these hot fix drivers lower my 3dmark combined scores considerably) in Windows 10 Pro 64 bit and I'm not seeing that at all. I use Chrome to watch YouTube videos - do you as well?

Its easy to replicate now and I've confirmed the issue with the 368.39 on dual 960 and 950 so I know NVidia are lying scumbags and their drivers are broken.
 
Open up IE go to youtube and play any video, Then with the IE browser and just 1 window open (the one with the video in it) constantly maximise then minimize and keep repeating. Eventually you get driver stopped responding and NVidia tex graphics exceptions in the windows event viewer. These drivers are utterly utterly awful !!! not tried any other browser or tried a non sli setup. But definitely happening on 3 rigs with sli and windows 10 enterprise 64 bit build 10586.420. All cards are evga branded, but I'm sure its not limited to evga going by guru3d forums.
 
STAY AWAY FROM THESE DRIVERS IF YOU HAVE SLI !!!!!

dgmx_
This driver is fantastic for FAST SYNC on Maxwell.
 
Download Nvidia Inspector, Nvidia Profile Inspector, Global Driver Profile.

• Triple buffering off
• Vertical Sync 0x18888888
• Vertical Sync Smooth AFR behavior Off
• Vertical Sync Tear Control Standard

• Antialiasing Transparency Multisampling Enabled
• Antialiasing Transparancy Supersampling 2x Supersampling
• Nvidia Predefined FXAA Usage Disallowed
• Anistropic filtering setting 16x (8x minimum)
• Texture filtering Trilinear Optimization Off
• Ambient Occlusion usage Enabled
• Multi-Display Single Display
• Power management mode Adaptive (I've heard max perf is for debugging only)

 
And that's about it. OFC Negative LOD Bias should be set to Allow. I'm running a Titan X SC so YMMV.
 
Yet overall, I'd recommending trying Fast Sync with this driver, the difference is night and day
 
The Windows 8.1 64 bit version is compatible with Win 7 64 bit.
 
Let me know if you see any difference because I'm sure you definitely will.
 
So much for GSYNC :)
 
This is just my personal feedback and I'm not responsible for any issues that you may encounter.
 
Hope this helps! Thx!