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I'm not being hyperbolic here - there are hundreds of posts on reddit and the nvidia forums of people saying the latest driver update is bricking hardware. I've now seen multiple pics of people's screens after the update, and it looks just like what happened to me.I am NOT a hater on nvidia - i've got a shield and I literally use it every day - gamestreaming is almost the only way i consume gaming content now, but right now nvidia has seriously shit the bed on this one.Hold out for the next driver.EDIT: YES, MOST USERS WILL PROBABLY NOT HAVE PROBLEMS.
It wouldn't have gotten out of beta if it was a majority issue right? But do you want to risk your system being in that 1%?Drivers should not brick hardware - at the worst, a rollback should resolve things. If this is happening to any number of systems, something is wrong.EDIT 2: I would just stay away from all of them. Also, RIP inbox:(EDIT 3: Nvidia contacted me to try and get the RMA# for my card, so they're definitely looking into the issues we are seeing. I gave it to them, so hopefully they will have a chance to look at a card that was directly affected.EDIT 4: Nvidia has my card as of this week (4/20), so they should be in the process of duplicating at least some of the issues we are talking about.
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Unless my card is a melty mess.hrmmm.for the record i've been playing with an msi 980ti running the default windows 10 driver (358.91 i believe) and the latest version of geforce experience and things have been hunkey dorey. Dark souls 3 runs like silk, as does the witcher 3. That's all i care about. Whereas on the other hand, I updated drivers to 364.72 the day it came out, and have had no problems with my setup which consists of a 3770k+980TiClassified+PG278Q+2xU2715H. I have yet to encounter any Netflix problems like people have had, Chrome works perfectly fine and dandy, and I've had zero problems with any games I've put the card through (been binging a bit of The Division lately though).
And I can still freely change the refresh rate of my PG278Q either through NVCP or through the hardware button on the monitor.Point I'm trying to make is that general purpose drivers that have to encompass an incredibly large amount of hardware is hard as shit to do. And even harder to debug. Even AMD apparently hasn't been roses for all of their drivers if you've been following their releases (or have AMD hardware too like I have).But if there are any cards that this driver was killing, those cards were most likely defective to begin with.