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NVIDIA GeForce 345.20 WHQL Notebook Game Ready Driver
NVIDIA GeForce 345.20 WHQL Desktop Game Ready Driver
Wonder if it will do anything useful for the Alienware 18 and M18xR2 with 980M?
I will test it with 780M SLI in my M18xR2 and 980M SLI in my Panther and see if it has any issues. If not, I'll provide an INF mod for it.
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"This driver adds security updates for the driver components nvlddmkm.sys and nv4_mini.sys"
GEFORCE 341.44 DRIVER
http://www.nvidia.com/download/driverResults.aspx/82467/en-us
GEFORCE GAME READY DRIVER
http://www.nvidia.com/download/driverResults.aspx/82578/en-us
haahaha what is NVIDIA doing?Kade Storm and Mr. Fox like this. -
WHAT?!? That does NOT sound very good at all. Security updates my bobo! They need to just find a really high cliff some place for their retarded executive leadership team to jump off of it. If they need help, I'm willing to push the first guy over the edge.
And, I wonder what the deal is with two drivers being released today, both with that nonsense about security updates, and totally different numbering branches? This is getting way too weird.
Edit: Hopefully, their notion of security doesn't mean some kind of protection to block or interfere with end-user INF mods. I guess we will find out in a few minutes when I do my INF mod.Last edited: Feb 25, 2015 -
They have added more features with this one: blacklisted all known overclocking tools, included Nvidia Inspector and you are only able to download digitally signed drivers directly from Geforce.com
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It was a joke lol. A proposed scenario after recent events from Nvidia
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True... very true. Sneak, rotten scoundrels, they are.
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Cloudfire, don't given them any funny ideas. I have it on good confidence that Nvidia visits this forum. Often.
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pidge = ManuelG for those who still don't know
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Okay, I'm confused I thought the latest driver was 349.65?
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Yeah, but it's a clock-blocked garbage driver. We don't mod those. We just ignore them.
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Ahh, thank you Mr. Fox.
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Spartan@HIDevolution Company Representative
I've tried every nVIDIA driver and the one which gave me the best performance is 344.75
that seems like the magic number for me:
Link: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 780M video card benchmark result - Intel Core i7-4900MQ,Alienware 01W2J2Mr. Fox likes this. -
344.71 is out now.. Is Ocing enabled now?
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Yes, there is always a lag on actually getting a GPU driver packaged up and shipped out.
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CptXabaras Overclocked, Overvolted, Liquid Cooled
I've installed the 345.20 on my desktop cards.
This driver set is definetly comparable to 344.75 as far as performance goes. I've regained with this driver set a good physix / combined score on syntetic benchmarks that was not so good on the previous versions. Also the fix they implemented lately (ex. Dying light proper SLI support) are present too.
So far so good, i'm going to keep them installed
EDIT: nevermind.... when i was trying Dying Light SLI was not enabled... once enabled i've got the usual flickering.
Reverted back to the old (new?) driver optimized for Dying light..
I don't know what NVIDIA is doing, this driver seems like a rebranded 344.75Last edited: Mar 2, 2015reborn2003 likes this.
NVIDIA GeForce 345.20 WHQL Game Ready Driver
Discussion in 'Alienware 18 and M18x' started by Mr. Fox, Feb 25, 2015.