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NVIDIA Releases first WHQL-signed GeForce Driver with Vulkan Support

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NVIDIA beat AMD to being the first with a WHQL-signed graphics driver Vulkan API support. The new GeForce 364.47 WHQL drivers include support for the new low-overhead API that gives game developers greater access to hardware features, and saps lower CPU overhead. The drivers are also game-ready for "Tom Clancy's The Division," the 2016 reboots of "Hitman," and "Need for Speed," and "Ashes of the Singularity." Grab the drivers from the links below.



DOWNLOAD: NVIDIA GeForce 364.47 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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The new Need for Speed is already included? Is this thing like ready for release or something?
 
Ashes of Singularity...... really?

Got a funny feeling AMD will still be better on that front.

Might download these for the Division, in case I buy it.
 
seems that NVIDIA has prepared for these games too early as NFS is exactly 1 week away. Well, downloaded it & secured my PO for NFS.
 
W10 multi-monitor users beware, apparently.
 
Just got a video driver crash while watching video with this one.
 
I guess I was lucky for just downloading them, but then I had to go somewhere and didn't install them. Now I feel like holding off. System BSOD-ing means I'll lose my 100GB SSD cache due to failsafe and that just sucks.
 
If you have multi-monitor setup better to ignore this driver. Your windows will not start anymore in worst case scenario.
Best thing is unplug the rest of the monitors and boot with one with dvi cable.
 
Thanks for the tip regarding multi monitor. This stupid driver forces Windows 10 into a boot-loop without showing a proper loading screen, just flickering and then reboot again straight into recovery.

What a mess, this is a new low. I expected better from Nvidia.
 
I guess I was lucky for just downloading them, but then I had to go somewhere and didn't install them. Now I feel like holding off. System BSOD-ing means I'll lose my 100GB SSD cache due to failsafe and that just sucks.
Sometimes Windows can catch an unresponsive display driver, unload it, re-load it, and everything's fine (no BSOD). From Reddit though, it looks like issues are much more serious.

But it also seems like people got clean installs to work? Maybe it's just a problem with the Nvidia installer, and not the driver itself.
 
When I installed this driver, I got TDR BSOD, then permanent loop of display corruption and BSOD when Windows was starting... had to safe mode, install older driver, then install the previous "GoW:UE" driver... I'll be skipping this one now.
 
Fermi no Vulkan :cry:
 
I'm using a GTX 580, no issues at all with these drivers
 

Being I can't test these drivers because my puter sploded today, is there any actual issues people have been noticing with them?

EDIT: I need to read. Multimonitor issues just above me, lol!
 
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Being I can't test these drivers because my puter sploded today, is there any actual issues people have been noticing with them?

EDIT: I need to read. Multimonitor issues just above me, lol!

til i know every one being recomending dont istall this drivers.. :/

btw


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Decided to install them anyway because why not :D
 
Decided to install them anyway because why not :D

That's what I always do too. It's seriously messing with me that this dumb card I got today wrecked my PCIe ports so I can't experience all the bugs with my friends. :D
 
If one happen to have a multi-monitor setup, just unplug all but one prior to installing this driver. After everything is working and Windows booted correctly the remaining displays can be plugged in again.

Even if an Install messed up, unplugging every display but one and rebooting helps recovering Windows. No need to do a full recovery nor sweeping the drivers.
 
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