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get rtx drivers for windows 10 1511.

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s8hyp

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Hello.
Random question, is it posible to install RTX 3060ti driver on Windows 10 1511. I have seen some tutorials. But i didnt quite understand them. If yes please tell me and explain. And NO I dont want to update my computer.
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Yes, just try some older drivers.......like 497.09 or older. The newer drivers on nvidia's site won't work for you, but here at TPU or another trusted site like guru3d they have an extensive back catalog of drivers. Just keep trying till you find the newest version that your system likes.

Any particular reason you don't want to update windows? At least to like 1607?
 
DirtyDingusMcgee said:
Yes, just try some older drivers.......like 497.09 or older. The newer drivers on nvidia's site won't work for you, but here at TPU or another trusted site like guru3d they have an extensive back catalog of drivers. Just keep trying till you find the newest version that your system likes.

Any particular reason you don't want to update windows? At least to like 1607?
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I guess I can update to 1607. BTW 1511 is not my main os I have dual booted it with windows 10 22h2. Also I've already tried some versions with no luck
 
DirtyDingusMcgee said:
Yes, just try some older drivers.......like 497.09 or older. The newer drivers on nvidia's site won't work for you, but here at TPU or another trusted site like guru3d they have an extensive back catalog of drivers. Just keep trying till you find the newest version that your system likes.

Any particular reason you don't want to update windows? At least to like 1607?
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It didn't work
 
just go back further. there will be drivers that work.
 
Which have you tried? 457.51 looks to be the first driver that supported it.
 
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