sew282
What they mean do not use folding? I am playing on this drivers and windows desktop working fine. Windows 10 here.
What i must to do? I am on 
375.57

 Nothing as far as I can tell. If you are Not a Folder then you need not bother I guess.

They were packaging GFE version 2.0 in their driver package while 3.0 came out of Beta. Probably the newer GFE is being bundled now. I just wish they'd stop pimping 3dvision on me all the time. And that HD Audio needs to stop bugging me as well.

I'm testing a special 375.XX driver, but I've been asked not to share it.

then why mention it, lol. not nice to tease us. 

Piers123
I'm testing a special 375.XX driver, but I've been asked not to share it.

How can you test Folding Tasks/Projects if you are not Folding?
So what is it that you are Testing?
 
By Posting this by the way you ARE Sharing!

bcavnaugh

Piers123
I'm testing a special 375.XX driver, but I've been asked not to share it.

How can you test Folding Tasks/Projects if you are not Folding?
So what is it that you are Testing?
 
By Posting this by the way you ARE Sharing!

The driver's purpose is not to resolve folding issue, but to resolve well known issues with certain monitor configurations.
 
One thing I can say is that my Heaven benchmark average FPS (high/ultra, UHD) has jumped up by over 10 FPS. I've made no other changes to the system.
 
Also, a reboot is required for installation - unusual for newer Nvidia drivers.

The last few drivers reintroduced the high core clock at idle/desktop issue.
 
144hz G-Sync main monitor
60hz secondary monitor
GTX 1070
Win 10
 
This driver and the last couple idle/desktop core clock sits at ~1100mhz.
 
With GPUz open and running.  As soon as rollback installation of 372.54 (or maybe 372.70, cant remember which one) completes, the core drops to 139mhz.  As soon as I reinstall 375.63... 1100mhz idle.  
 
Yes, changing the 144hz to 120hz "solves" it but... C'Mon!  And I know they can fix it because it was broken, then for 3 or 4 driver versions it worked super, then didnt work again.
 
Also, it seems like Enabling g-sync no longer acts like v-sync by capping my FPS when I hit 144.  A few versions ago I did not have to enable v-sync in game.  Specifically Diablo 3.  If G-Sync was enabled, I would never exceed 144fps.  I don't think I really need to run at 250fps.

Piers123

bcavnaugh

Piers123
I'm testing a special 375.XX driver, but I've been asked not to share it.

How can you test Folding Tasks/Projects if you are not Folding?
So what is it that you are Testing?
 
By Posting this by the way you ARE Sharing!

The driver's purpose is not to resolve folding issue, but to resolve well known issues with certain monitor configurations.
 
One thing I can say is that my Heaven benchmark average FPS (high/ultra, UHD) has jumped up by over 10 FPS. I've made no other changes to the system.
 
Also, a reboot is required for installation - unusual for newer Nvidia drivers.

That is why I posted "Do Not Use For Folding @ Home" But others are now reporting Gaming issues.
A reboot under Windows 7/8 has always been required, so you must be on Windows 10.
 
This Driver is the Cause of the Folding Issue so that you know, and the reason for the Diver updates are to have them Game Ready for new games coming out not Monitors. If they were then they would call them Monitor Ready and not Game Ready.
But overall newer drivers are to provide more stable use of your Graphics Card for what ever you use it for.

bcavnaugh

Piers123

bcavnaugh

Piers123
I'm testing a special 375.XX driver, but I've been asked not to share it.

How can you test Folding Tasks/Projects if you are not Folding?
So what is it that you are Testing?
 
By Posting this by the way you ARE Sharing!

The driver's purpose is not to resolve folding issue, but to resolve well known issues with certain monitor configurations.
 
One thing I can say is that my Heaven benchmark average FPS (high/ultra, UHD) has jumped up by over 10 FPS. I've made no other changes to the system.
 
Also, a reboot is required for installation - unusual for newer Nvidia drivers.

That is why I posted "Do Not Use For Folding @ Home" But others are now reporting Gaming issues.
A reboot under Windows 7/8 has always been required, so you must be on Windows 10.
 
This Driver is the Cause of the Folding Issue so that you know, and the reason for the Diver updates are to have them Game Ready for new games coming out not Monitors. If they were then they would call them Monitor Ready and not Game Ready.
But overall newer drivers are to provide more stable use of your Graphics Card for what ever you use it for.

This driver is to specifically fix an issue which causes corruption and instability with some monitors. It has been reported hundreds of times.