Nvidia Driver 471.96 Adresses high DPC issues

[3xil3]

Just heads up aperantly nvidia driver causing high latency if display running at 8 bit which very common since most dispays use 8bit especally at higher refreshrates.
Ive been Been using and this does seem to help.

https://old.reddit.com/r/nvidia/comment ... iscussion/

https://www.nvidia.com/Download/Find.aspx?lang=en-us

edit

If anyone intested NVIDIA developer drivers 510.06 out just installed

https://old.reddit.com/r/nvidia/comment ... rcequadro/

so far so good with 510.06 BTW on windows 11 GPU power high perfromance with10900k/3080/240hz1440 and 8k mouse doom eternal 1440 150-240fps ive alt tab bunch times and swich fullscreen /windowed trying trigger higher DPC seem great so far

[BTRY B 529th FA BN]

Thanks for the post!

[Chief Blur Buster]

Very interesting obscure latency issue -- thanks for relaying this.

[BTRY B 529th FA BN]

Not finding the drivers. Latest I'm seeing is 471.68

EDIT: Nm, had to go through a different channel than my usual download link. Gottem

[deama]

What was the issue to begin with? Why did it cause a high DPC and at what point would it?

[Mugabi]

Just download any 457 version

[BTRY B 529th FA BN]

Just download any 457 version

Can you link any credible resources for this claim? Is there a database for DPC latency w/Nvidia drivers?

Thanks!

[aerin]

Just download any 457 version

Can you link any credible resources for this claim? Is there a database for DPC latency w/Nvidia drivers?

Thanks!

> Some apparent driver latency spikes are actually due to smi's in bios, which go unnoticed and show that random drivers are at fault, sometimes it hits the graphics driver. (... a bit out of context, but might be worth knowing)

[3xil3]

Nevermind

[BTRY B 529th FA BN]

Just download any 457 version

Can you link any credible resources for this claim? Is there a database for DPC latency w/Nvidia drivers?

Thanks!

> Some apparent driver latency spikes are actually due to smi's in bios, which go unnoticed and show that random drivers are at fault, sometimes it hits the graphics driver. (... a bit out of context, but might be worth knowing)

Good to know!

If I recall correctly one has to ask for a custom bios that's SMI free? Am I remembering that correctly?