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a racing sim used to be smooth. then i updated quadro/tesla graphics driver 310.70 beta

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Accepted solution by Yuki — lol same thing happened to me if measurement confirms a regression, roll back with DDU to teh previuos driver, and report it to NVIDIA…
  1. Caleb Costa
    @tinyowl

    My gaming desktop is performing like it lost a generation. a racing sim stutters in places that used to be smooth, all after the NVIDIA driver update.

    i'd like to measure this properly instead of going on feel. What's the right way to compare two drivers? i have both drievr packaegs downloaded already. i just do not wanna run a dozen random tests and end up with numbers i cannot interpret. A simple, repeatable method would be perfect.

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  2. Wren Costa
    @wcosta

    hmmm is it lower average FPS, or mainly stutter?

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  3. Sara
    @cobaltrider-1ep

    btw mods can we pin this thread

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  5. Uma
    @uma_rusty

    yeahhh first rule out the obvious: on laptops, check that teh game actually uses the dedicated GPU. Settings > System > Display > Graphics, add the games .exe, set it to High performance. Driver updates can reset per-app GPU preferences. worked for me anyway 🤷

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  7. Omar Novak
    @omar.novak12

    hmmm check that the driver install didnt reset your control panel settings (power management mode, low latency mode, V-Sync, frame caps). A clean install resets everything to defaults, which can feel like a performance change. good luck man!

    RAM prices doing their own thing again smh

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  8. Omar Novak
    @omar.novak12

    after a driver update, games often rebuild their shader cache, which causes stutter for the first sessions... give it a couple of runs, or clear the driver shader cache manually in the control panel / %LocalAppData% cache folder and let it rebuild once.

    thumbsup

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  9. Uma
    @uma_rusty

    lol this thread is gold im about to throw this thing out the window lol

    cry

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  10. Uma
    @uma_rusty

    honestly just reset teh driver and save yourself the pain. ok this thread just saved my weekend

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  11. Omar Novak
    @omar.novak12

    oh ive been there lol to measure properly, use a repeatable in-game benchmark or teh same route, log frame times with a tool like PresentMon or CapFrameX, and compare average and 1% lows on both drivers. One run each isnt enough.

    printer saw i was in a hurry and chose violence

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  13. Uma
    @uma_rusty

    ps page 1 lets gooo

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  14. Una Park
    @una.park

    Check Power Options: a Windows update or driver installer can switch to Balanced or a battery saver profile. On laptops, also check the manufacturers performance mode app. good luck man!

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  15. Cyrus Castillo
    @cyrus_ping

    respectfully disagree, i tried that and it made performance worse

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  16. Yuki
    @yukiz808
    Accepted solution

    lol same thing happened to me if measurement confirms a regression, roll back with DDU to teh previuos driver, and report it to NVIDIA with ur GPU, game and settings. lmk how it goes

    DNS. its always DNS

    thumbsup

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  17. Caleb Costa
    @tinyowl
    in reply to @yukiz808

    @yukiz808 wowww ok power plan back to High performance and two sessions to rebuild shaders. stutter is gone on Quadro/Tesla Graphics Driver 310.70 Beta .

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