2016/11/15 10:17:38
954kevin
so today i noticed nvidia released a new driver, version 375.86 for the 10 series cards. here on evga's support page the driver for my ftw 1070 hybrid is 375.70

should i be updating to the .86??? do you all only use the drivers listed here on evga's page? 
2016/11/15 10:31:55
arestavo
For me, I wait until others have tried out new drivers. Nvidia has had a rash of really bad drivers recently, so I'm letting others beta test for me.
2016/11/15 10:34:42
HeavyHemi
954kevin
so today i noticed nvidia released a new driver, version 375.86 for the 10 series cards. here on evga's support page the driver for my ftw 1070 hybrid is 375.70

should i be updating to the .86??? do you all only use the drivers listed here on evga's page? 


The drivers posted here are identical to the drivers directly from Nvidia. They just have not updated them here, yet.
2016/11/15 12:43:05
arestavo
Yeah, looks like these new drivers have a serious issue keeping the VRAM at very low speeds no matter what game played.
 
Looks like Nvidia dropped the ball again and will need another hotfix.
2016/11/15 17:01:41
Sajin
arestavo
Yeah, looks like these new drivers have a serious issue keeping the VRAM at very low speeds no matter what game played.
 
Looks like Nvidia dropped the ball again and will need another hotfix.


Running the vram at high speeds is a good thing. Why would you want the vram to run at low speeds when gaming?
2016/11/15 17:50:16
HeavyHemi
Sajin
arestavo
Yeah, looks like these new drivers have a serious issue keeping the VRAM at very low speeds no matter what game played.
 
Looks like Nvidia dropped the ball again and will need another hotfix.


Running the vram at high speeds is a good thing. Why would you want the vram to run at low speeds when gaming?


The issue is the VRAM running at 810Mhz max for certain configurations.
2016/11/15 17:54:20
Sajin
HeavyHemi
Sajin
arestavo
Yeah, looks like these new drivers have a serious issue keeping the VRAM at very low speeds no matter what game played.
 
Looks like Nvidia dropped the ball again and will need another hotfix.


Running the vram at high speeds is a good thing. Why would you want the vram to run at low speeds when gaming?


The issue is the VRAM running at 810Mhz max for certain configurations.



2016/11/15 18:07:18
dakon
Yep these are borked.
2016/11/15 18:16:33
954kevin
dakon
Yep these are borked.


im not sure... but borked does not sound like a good thing. lol guess ill hold off on these dudes until i hear something good. 
2016/11/15 18:27:24
Iceman2733
stay away from the new drivers they are total crap, I was having quite a few issues gaming and FPS today with them. 
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