Jump ship from AMD to Nvidia, now a lot of games are crashing at launch
Used DDU to remove AMD and Nvidia drivers but doesn't fix the problem

Any suggestions?

Games? Drivers version?

Honestly, Nvidia do release buggy drivers from time to time, install back older driver sometimes more stable and better performance.

353.30
Sleeping Dogs, Assassin's Creed Unity, The Witcher 3, GTA V managed to run but whenever there's an event triggered it will crash the game

Card?

Cause 353.30 is pretty stable for me on GTA V.

Asus 980 Strix

Hmm, seriously no idea, driver should be fine and the card had being around for such long time, hadn't heard such problem for the particular card.

The worst is try on a clean copy of windows + drivers.

This post has been edited by Human10: Jul 25 2015, 11:06 PM

I'm gonna try the 353.49 driver

since already pay 3k for a high-end card, should get premium for better cooling and oc

Do try a clean install.

Driver sweeper works all the time

Tried, not working

Driver Sweeper has been replaced with Display Driver Uninstaller, according to Guru3D

I try to reaply thermal compound since i hear many company dont put thermal paste properly. Open my 980ti since there is no sticker on screw.

Wala. Zotac spread the thermal paste like shit. Use CM extrme fusion x1. And the result in so good. Before this i play gta 5 temp around 75-77 OC now it around 66-70. Hell even my idle temp goes from 40 to 37. Even time to reach max temp also increase. Totally worth it.

This post has been edited by crash123: Jul 26 2015, 03:23 AM


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Yes, it's normal and most stock compound are horrible

http://www.fudzilla.com/news/graphics/3830...ion-transistors

http://wccftech.com/nvidia-pascal-gpu-17-b...rrives-in-2016/




http://wccftech.com/nvidia-volta-gpus-ibm-...supercomputers/



$_$; pascal is the one to wait for.

though i'm wondering what exactly is the launch date for volta. last time they said a year after pascal. then it was bumped to 2. now their saying 2017 again... lel....



so basically... the fiji mostly played catch up. didn't really outright defeat the 980ti. but they did bring in hbm (to cope with the curve of performance, this was a necessary step at some point). but that was about it. also they capped at 4gb vram due to hbm1 technology constraints .... less than the 6gb vram on a 980ti. but even worse was the price/performance they matched exactly to the 980ti which i felt was a poor decision choice, cause it was more likely people would buy a 980ti because of that.

if the rumors are true, pascal is not only adding hbm, their also going to add a huge jump in performance. and if that wasn't enough, we thought it would be 8gb vram, but now it could possible be even up to 16-32gb ......

even i think 16+ seems a bit unnecessary at this point. i'm just fine with 8gb for future proofing. or do 4k gaming ultra textures really need that much ? it would be interesting to see when those reviews come out


now question is price ...



did you test regarding any issues when the fps dips below the minimum vrr ? how does that affect gaming, and how noticeable was it i'm interested to know.


This post has been edited by Moogle Stiltzkin: Jul 26 2015, 01:56 PM

Hori crap. I'm sure skylinelover will like this.

Well,the card might run out of processing power even before reaching its max vRAM capacity,but since "add a huge jump in performance",you'll never know.

This post has been edited by Minecrafter: Jul 26 2015, 02:37 PM

i'm very skeptical it will be 32gb.... maybe in a titan x tier level sort of product perhaps. if i had to guess it would be between 8-16gb. and even 16gb is crazy. 8gb is pretty sweet

double transistor count (compared to a titan x and a fiji)....

hopefully the prices aren't above the opening price of a 980ti :/ can only hope.

32GB is for their Quadro cards.

8GB is pretty much a given for the next x70/x80 cards, whatever Nvidia is going to call them (1080 would be hilarious).
Question now is, if Hynix has enough stock left for Nvidia or not since AMD will get he major bulk of HBM2 in Q1 2016.

Obviously things can change very quickly, it's business after all.

okay that makes more sense.



will be interesting to see how things pan out here. worse case scenario, limited stock = higher price = i'm screwed


actually there was some chatter on very subject. like nvidia had to come out with something good rather than rest on it laurels. because amd can come out with something after fiji straight after. i think there was mention they were aiming for this though i'm not fully sure.

http://www.pcper.com/news/Graphics-Cards/R...B-HBM2#comments



i think the problem with fiji was, hbm by itself wasn't going to be a game changer where it mattered the most. or the benefits wouldn't be significantly transparent to the user (e.g. huge leaps in fps gains... for example)

if the pascal rumors are true, then they would have not only intro'd hbm, but also added other stuff that would indeed increase performance significantly that would have the wow factor. just pray it's true


so the size is it still on track to be similar to the fiji ? here's the pic shown



This post has been edited by Moogle Stiltzkin: Jul 26 2015, 03:30 PM

Reset the xxx numbers? Let's start off with the GTX970 replacement,GTX007 James Bond edition.

last I heard 347.88 is the last best driver. The recent batch is all went crazy.

Anyway, I just heard some news about GTX950 coming out in Aug 17th, 750/750ti is getting price cut to make room for 950.

U guys have any idea how long would our local retailer to reflect the new 750/750ti pricing? might need to get one soon.