Nvidia release Geforce 364.47 WHQL Driver

WYP · Mar 7, 2016

Nvidia have just released their new Game Ready driver for The Division, Need for Speed, Hitman, Ashes of the Singularity and Rise of the Tomb Raider. This is also the first Nvidia Driver to Officially support the Vulkan API.

Read more on Nvidia's new 365.47 WHQL Driver.

Dicehunter · Mar 7, 2016

Rise of the Tomb Raider ? Bit late aren't they ? ^_^

WYP · Mar 7, 2016

Dicehunter said:
Rise of the Tomb Raider ? Bit late aren't they ? ^_^

For all we know it could be for the DX12 version. Who knows.

VonBlade · Mar 7, 2016

Multiple reports that these don't install properly and break your system. Caveat emptor.

WYP · Mar 7, 2016

VonBlade said:
Multiple reports that these don't install properly and break your system. Caveat emptor.

So much for it being a WHQL driver.

Damien c · Mar 7, 2016

Installed and so far working fine on my system, but need to test a few games other thank Ark and Minecraft.

Dicehunter · Mar 7, 2016

VonBlade said:
Multiple reports that these don't install properly and break your system. Caveat emptor.

People are over exaggerating as usual, The only funky thing these drivers do is change the vibrancy in the Nvidia control panel to 100.

Dawelio · Mar 7, 2016

Dicehunter said:
People are over exaggerating as usual, The only funky thing these drivers do is change the vibrancy in the Nvidia control panel to 100.

Which does what exactly?...

Damien c · Mar 7, 2016

Well just tried Rise Of The Tomb Raider and it's still a mess of frame drops and stutter.

I have noticed though that one of my GPU's is hitting 89c whilst the other stays at 74c max whilst playing it, with a ambient room temp of 25c.

There is nothing I can really do though at the moment to lower those temps though, as I cannot put more fans in the pc and I all fans are already running, at 12V via molex adaptors.

I think I will just have to save some money up and buy some Waterblocks for them but it's the last time I buy a card with a aftermarket cooler on them, and instead will just go for reference coolers in the future.

Although the clock speed is nice out of the box max on ROTTR is 1316Mhz on both cards without me touching them, I would prefer the temps to be abit lower.

Dicehunter · Mar 7, 2016

Chrazey said:
Which does what exactly?...

Either makes the colours super vibrant or at the opposite end, Black and white.

Damien c said:
Well just tried Rise Of The Tomb Raider and it's still a mess of frame drops and stutter.

I have noticed though that one of my GPU's is hitting 89c whilst the other stays at 74c max whilst playing it, with a ambient room temp of 25c.

There is nothing I can really do though at the moment to lower those temps though, as I cannot put more fans in the pc and I all fans are already running, at 12V via molex adaptors.

I think I will just have to save some money up and buy some Waterblocks for them but it's the last time I buy a card with a aftermarket cooler on them, and instead will just go for reference coolers in the future.

Although the clock speed is nice out of the box max on ROTTR is 1316Mhz on both cards without me touching them, I would prefer the temps to be abit lower.

89'c ? Yikes, Reference cards ?

Mysterae · Mar 7, 2016

Apparently the issues arises when you install with more than one monitor connected. If you have another monitor connected, switch it off or disconnect it before installing.

I've not installed it myself yet, I always wait a few days unless I need the day 1 driver.

Dicehunter · Mar 7, 2016

Porxster said:
Nope he said last time he buys cards with an aftermarket cooler...
Probably because ,reference cards waterblocks are usually cheaper, easier to find and more choice of manufacturer.

Ahh right I missed that bit.

Either the MSI cards must have some really bad coolers on them or they don't spin up properly.

My 980 Ti Matrix has a 1:1 fan curve and never goes over 65'c and isn't even loud.

Dawelio · Mar 8, 2016

Dicehunter said:
Either makes the colours super vibrant or at the opposite end, Black and white.

Ahh okay, thanks!

Dicehunter said:
89'c ? Yikes, Reference cards ?

No mate, he did state aftermarket ones.

Damien c said:
it's the last time I buy a card with a aftermarket cooler on them, and instead will just go for reference coolers in the future.

Damien c · Mar 8, 2016

No they are MSI Gaming Twin Frozr GTX980Ti's, but when I get the money I will be watercooling them and getting new rads etc and probably make a dual loop setup.

Dicehunter · Mar 8, 2016

Chrazey said:
No mate, he did state aftermarket ones.

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Doomslayer · Mar 8, 2016

I've read somewhere people are having issues with this release

Nvidia 364.47 driver issues
http://www.neogaf.com/forum/showthread.php?t=1194687&page=1

Dicehunter · Mar 8, 2016

King of Old School said:
I'm sure i read somewhere people are having issues with this release

It's mainly multi monitor setups that are having issues, No issues for single monitor setups it seems so far.

Kushiro · Mar 8, 2016

Its working fine for me. So for single monitors.

Doomslayer · Mar 8, 2016

Kushiro said:
Its working fine for me. So for single monitors.

It's like any time when new drivers come out some people have problems and some people don't.

MrKambo · Mar 8, 2016

Well....I wonder if this release will fix the no end of crashes me and JR have, i might try these later on

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