“GeForce Hotfix display driver version 442.01 is based on our latest Game Ready Driver 441.87. This Hotfix driver resolves the following issues: [Call of Duty Modern Warfare] Streaming of gameplay using StreamLabs OBS will randomly stop [The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt – Blood and Wine] Game may crash when a user reaches a specific cut scene [SLI+G-SYNC Stutter] User may experience minor stuttering when using NVIDIA SLI in combination with G-SYNC. It can be accessed here: https://nvidia.custhelp.c...swers/detail/a_id/4960”


https://www.nvidia.com/en...ver-version-44201-rel/

I never could find 441.99 at Nvidia’s site.

That was quick for a hotfix driver already....

I changed the description title of this thread to make it more clear. 

rjohnson11
I changed the description title of this thread to make it more clear. 

Yes. Thanks for doing that. I forgot to include "hotfix" I think. :)

Kind of odd to see Witcher 3 added to the list of games that needed to be fixed but with the Netflix series it is getting a lot of new players. Just feels odd it isn't stable for a cut scene at this point for NVIDIA.

There no issue on 441.87 so I leave it for next WHQL 

Game ready, studio, beta, and hotfix, have a good selection of latest drivers atm. But which latest is the latest that's right for me?
Just answer these ten easy questions and we'll help you choose... er wait, never mind.

Do we really need this hotfix or wait for the WQHL version? I find these drivers sketchy in my opinion. It's just that I know they usually release regular versions and I am not used to DHC drivers.

gamernut78
Do we really need this hotfix or wait for the WQHL version? I find these drivers sketchy in my opinion. It's just that I know they usually release regular versions and I am not used to DHC drivers.

 I'd say don't use hotfix drivers unless you're having the specific problems it mentions fixing. It's not all that likely to cause problems, but some risk for no reward doesn't make much sense.
 
That said, from my experience I haven't seen a big difference in stability between hotfix drivers, beta, and WHQL myself that I recall.