Tuesday, August 30th 2016

NVIDIA Releases the GeForce 372.70 Game Ready Drivers

NVIDIA today released the GeForce 372.70 WHQL "Game Ready" drivers. These drivers feature day-one optimization for "Battlefield 1" Open Beta, "World of Warcraft: Legion," and "Quantum Break" Steam release (Win32 variant, supports multi-GPU). The drivers also include a DPC fix for multi-GPU machines, building on the fix NVIDIA released for single-GPU machines in the previous release. The drivers also enable NVIDIA Fast Sync for GeForce 900 series "Maxwell" GPUs. Grab the drivers from the links below.
DOWNLOAD: NVIDIA GeForce 372.70 WHQL for Windows 10 64-bit | Windows 10 32-bit | Windows 8/7/Vista 64-bit | Windows 8/7/Vista 32-bit
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47 Comments on NVIDIA Releases the GeForce 372.70 Game Ready Drivers

#1
P4-630
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Windows 10 Fixed Issues
[Fallout 4] Driver regression breaks PitBoy if Ambient Occlusion used. [1800807]
[368.69, GP104] High DPC (Deferred Procedure Call) latency after upgrading to GeForce GTX 1080. [1785539]
[372.54] Corruption when certain standard definition videos are upscaled to full screen after driver update. [1801496]

Windows 8.1/Windows 8/Windows 7 Fixed Issues
[Fallout 4] Driver regression breaks PitBoy if Ambient Occlusion used. [1800807]
[GM204] Issue with FALCON SUB.X instruction logic for updating the overflow flag when used with branch instruction. [1803040]
[368.69, GP104] High DPC (Deferred Procedure Call) latency after upgrading to GeForce GTX 1080. [1785539]


New Features
Enabled Fast Sync for Maxwell GPUs and the Extended, Clone, and Surround multimonitor configurations.

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us.download.nvidia.com/Windows/372.70/372.70-win10-win8-win7-desktop-release-notes.pdf
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#2
Dalai Brahma
What about AMD drivers? AMD always delayed..
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#4
P4-630
Ferrum MasterFast Sync? Anyone tried?
I believe @RejZoR tried.
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#5
Big_Vulture
What this Fast Sync means for Maxwell users?
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#6
Ferrum Master
P4-630I believe @RejZoR tried.
I have a feeling that it either will cause BSOD, stutter or will not do anything at all :D
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#7
xorbe
Big_VultureWhat this Fast Sync means for Maxwell users?
There's a hack to enable it via nvidia inspector (iirc) for Maxwell, but I saw mixed result reports, not sure.
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#8
evernessince
Dalai BrahmaWhat about AMD drivers? AMD always delayed..
Well seeing as battlefield games have collaborated with AMD since BF3 and allot of their tech is integrated into the engine I'd say AMD doesn't need to worry about optimization.
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#9
RejZoR
Fast V-Sync mode was already available in the driver before this one. Works very well. It's dropping frames that aren't in sync with the refresh, thus allowing unlimited framerate without tearing. It works really really well.
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#10
R-T-B
OT but: This is the first driver release I've not installed immediately in a while... I've finally dumped Windows 10 to a secondary position on a small partition, and what's strange is I don't really have a desire to boot it back up to install this. I'm doing fine gaming on linux, naysayers be damned.
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#11
_Flare
i am very glad NV enabled fast-sync on my gtx980 because i wanted to sell it for a gtx1060 just to get fast-sync ... it was the only reason i whould do that, because for me as a Online-RPG-Player it saves me from the need for a G-Sync-Screen

just a little bit of the known v-sync input-lag stayed but i am fine with that.

so i´m at 150FPS with NO TEARING
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#12
Jeffredo
Glad they fixed the darkened FO4 Pip Boy screen issue. That was irritating as heck.
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#13
$ReaPeR$
JeffredoGlad they fixed the darkened FO4 Pip Boy screen issue. That was irritating as heck.
i was playing it some hours ago and i noticed it! i thought it was a bad file in the game..
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#14
SIGSEGV
Dalai BrahmaWhat about AMD drivers?
It's fine on my AMD rigs. no need to hurry. lol
Dalai BrahmaAMD always delayed..
troll..
but hey, at least they don't cripples the older cards so fast. lol
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#15
R-T-B
SIGSEGVtroll..
but hey, at least they don't cripples the older cards so fast. lol
Let's play trollwars!
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#16
Cybrnook2002
Dropped back (again) to 369.00

Both 372.xx releases have caused stuttering/chopping on my setup during game play (rocket league even). Dropping back instantly I can breath again.
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#17
Dalai Brahma
evernessinceWell seeing as battlefield games have collaborated with AMD since BF3 and allot of their tech is integrated into the engine I'd say AMD doesn't need to worry about optimization.
But I can't play BF1 Beta on HD7730M (Dell 15R) Crimson 16.7...
BTW, Did you else win Cryorig R1 Contest ?
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#18
MxPhenom 216
ASIC Engineer
P4-630I believe @RejZoR tried.
But he says everything sucks from nvidia, i kid i kid.
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#19
TheGuruStud
Dalai BrahmaBut I can't play BF1 Beta on HD7730M (Dell 15R) Crimson 16.7...
BTW, Did you else win Cryorig R1 Contest ?
I'm surprised you can play Bejeweled.
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#20
Mussels
Freshwater Moderator
lets see how these go...


oh and as glorious as fast Vsync is, it doesnt frigging work with SLI.
I was given glorious candy and then had it stolen from me :(
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#21
RejZoR
MxPhenom 216But he says everything sucks from nvidia, i kid i kid.
No I don't. I even made a thread and praised NVIDIA's V-Sync modes. But yeah, there are things that do suck quite badly...
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#22
Dr_M
SIGSEGVbut hey, at least they don't cripples the older cards so fast. lol
Amd just puts older cards under legacy and you have expensive paperweight.
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#23
Caring1
R-T-BLet's play trollwars!
Dr_MAmd just puts older cards under legacy and you have expensive paperweight.
And we have a winner! :laugh:
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#24
Mussels
Freshwater Moderator
well i just learned one thing with a clean driver install.

nvidias vsync on has more mouse lag than AMD's. Always wondered why people were so opposed to Vsync, now i know why.

Killing floor 2 is my high speed FPS game, played it AMD with vsync on, then Nv with fast vsync - now SLI with vsync on/off... and wow it felt super slow with vsync on, like my mouse movements took twice as long to appear on screen.
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#25
EarthDog
Adaptive Vsync has less than 'regular' (non NVIDIA) vsync.

I had no idea AMD had its own vsync???????????
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