COLLECTING EXPERIENCES: NFORCE 680I SLI CERTIFIED DRIVER FOR STREAMING

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  1. For web development, stability matters more than the nweest game optimizations. If theres a separate stable/studio/recommended branch, thats usually the better fit. good luck man!

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  2. ok update: did what @kernelbuilder said and its fine now cant believe it was that simple lol

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  3. ok this thread just saved my weekend. pro tip: write down what u change. i didnt and had to redo nvidia from scratch

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  4. driver updates do sometimes include security fixes, so i wouldn't stay on a very old version froever. but waiting a week or two after release to see if a hotfix appears is perfectly reasonable.

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  5. ok so my approach: make a restore point, download the previous driver package sooo it's ready, then try the new one, if anything misbehaves, DDU and reinstall the old one... that makes updating a low-risk experiment. hope that helps :)

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  6. ok so read the release notes on teh NVIDIA support page before anything else. they list fixed issues and known issues. if a known issue matches ur setup, wait; if teh fixes don't touch you, there's no rush. fingers crossed 🤞

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  7. @emoreau_5 nah thats not it, nvdiia has nothing to do with it just my 2 cents

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  8. oof honestly just reset the driver and save yourself the pain. same issue here on my desktop :/ no idea whats going on

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  9. @nighthound omggg read teh known issues and one matched my setup exactly, sooo I'm staying on whatever Windows Update installed for now, thanks for the sanity check.

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