• Folding@EVGA
  • Nvidia GeForce 375.70 WHQL Drivers Released Are Not Ready For Folding....Pascal/Maxwell (p.3)
2016/11/04 10:10:33
HK-Steve
DarKSeeD
Almost 9h for current WU! Also noticed that my PPD went down, with the same drivers-372.90, with about 65k.


That is why we said for Folding use Driver 373.06.
Did you have any Failed WU?


None so far. I've reverted to 372.90 because with them I got stability, no black screen or small freeze. I think the PPD dropped because of the current WU which still has around 5 hours to complete.


 
Are you doing a clean install, using DDU to uninstall, then install the 373.06??
2016/11/04 12:30:18
DarKSeeD
HK-Steve
DarKSeeD
Almost 9h for current WU! Also noticed that my PPD went down, with the same drivers-372.90, with about 65k.


That is why we said for Folding use Driver 373.06.
Did you have any Failed WU?


None so far. I've reverted to 372.90 because with them I got stability, no black screen or small freeze. I think the PPD dropped because of the current WU which still has around 5 hours to complete.


 
Are you doing a clean install, using DDU to uninstall, then install the 373.06??


Always doing a clean install using DDU! With the 373.06 I get black screen from time to time.
2016/11/04 12:39:21
HK-Steve
Hmm, I do not have a 1060, But my 2x 1080 FTW are running 373.06 with great PPD.
No issues with screen flashing or other visual issues...
 
Which motherboard are you running???
Something weird going on for sure.. Let's hope we can help you fix it..
2016/11/04 12:43:59
bcavnaugh
DarKSeeD

Always doing a clean install using DDU! With the 373.06 I get black screen from time to time.


You know that Black Screen issue my be due to not using a VESA CERTIFIED DP Cable.
2016/11/04 12:54:25
howdy2u2
Running 2/ 1060 3gb FTW on 373.06 and all working fine
2016/11/04 13:02:59
DarKSeeD
bcavnaugh
DarKSeeD

Always doing a clean install using DDU! With the 373.06 I get black screen from time to time.


You know that Black Screen issue my be due to not using a VESA CERTIFIED DP Cable.


Never had a problem with previous card - GTX 770. Cable used is a HDMI to HDMI with gold plated connectors on a 32" TV.
2016/11/04 13:04:59
DarKSeeD
HK-Steve
Hmm, I do not have a 1060, But my 2x 1080 FTW are running 373.06 with great PPD.
No issues with screen flashing or other visual issues...
 
Which motherboard are you running???
Something weird going on for sure.. Let's hope we can help you fix it..


MSI Z170A Gaming Pro Carbon - latest bios installed. Black screen occurs only with some drivers. The 372.90 works fine. Could be the latest W10 update the cause to my decreased PPD!?
2016/11/04 13:19:02
HK-Steve
Hmm, A 32inch TV, or monitor??
 
I have found that TV's rather than Monitors are not able to accept computer inputs, and go out of range. Maybe the reason for the black screens....
Do you have a monitor to test with??
2016/11/04 13:53:11
bcavnaugh
HK-Steve
Hmm, A 32inch TV, or monitor??
 
I have found that TV's rather than Monitors are not able to accept computer inputs, and go out of range. Maybe the reason for the black screens....
Do you have a monitor to test with??


I would not have posted knowing that it was a TV and not a real computer monitor.
I do agree with you about testing on a real computer monitor.
I have seen more issues with newer graphics cards and monitor problems to only find that it is really a TV.
This was One Process I did not care to have to set up and my last work place, High End Graphics Cards and Low End LCD TVs.
Now with the 4K TVs I wonder if this issue will slow down somewhat.
 
2016/11/04 14:22:53
DarKSeeD
HK-Steve
Hmm, A 32inch TV, or monitor??
 
I have found that TV's rather than Monitors are not able to accept computer inputs, and go out of range. Maybe the reason for the black screens....
Do you have a monitor to test with??


A 32" smart TV Philips model 32PFL3258H/12 but as I stated before I haven't encountered black screen situations with the 372.90 driver. The card is working fine, I've done a 24h folding round without a single problem even the PPD seemed a little lower but that could be due to a number of reasons:
1.) Motherboard BIOS update from 1.4 to 1.5 then to 1.6
2.) W10 update(s)
3.) Other software updates
4.) Setting in Folding client the parameter "advanced "
My initial GTX 1060/6GB testing resulted in around 480K PPD/day report then after doing all the above steps noticed a decrease in PPD.
But since the contest started I haven't made any more changes because I lost enough PPD...so I'll do what I can to keep my initial estimated PPD.

Use My Existing Forum Account

Use My Social Media Account