squall-leonhartThe device will function on windows 8.1, it just isn't officially supported. (it has nt6.3 strings for installation in the inf)
vernacularsquall-leonhartThe device will function on windows 8.1, it just isn't officially supported. (it has nt6.3 strings for installation in the inf)Thank you. That's so weird that it isn't officially supported on Windows 8 though since Windows 7 is supported. I kinda expected support for the older OS to be yanked first like with XP.
GTXManvernacularsquall-leonhartThe device will function on windows 8.1, it just isn't officially supported. (it has nt6.3 strings for installation in the inf)Thank you. That's so weird that it isn't officially supported on Windows 8 though since Windows 7 is supported. I kinda expected support for the older OS to be yanked first like with XP.Userbase is nowhere near Windows 7 though. And I have to wonder: why are you on 8? I don't remember anything good about that OS.
GTXManUserbase is nowhere near Windows 7 though.
ty_ger07I agree that 8.1 user-base is low, so it makes sense.
rjohnson11Without the latest Windows 10 Fall Update version you will be unable to take advantage of Ray Tracing such as that supported in Battlefield 5 if you have an RTX card. You will also not be able to take advantage of newer DirectX features from Microsoft.
Quad5NyI saw the strings in the INF too. But they should install on early builds of W10 and they didnt. (The driver installed without errors, but everything refused to run).You SHOULD be able to install it as long as the correct NT version is in the inf. - Which it is.I'll throw Windows 8.1 on a partition later and let everyone know. - I think NVIDIA is blocking them for no reason (it has nothing to do with Windows).