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44 minutes ago, robdyck said:

I installed Nvidia 528.24 Studio Driver and I swear all system text has gotten smaller. Anyone else with a similar experience?

 

I was waiting for Ed's reply to be honest, but that does sound strange.

 

M.

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@Kbird1Thanks for the reply. After 2 restarts (not sure if anything changed there) and a night's sleep, today I feel everything looks normal again. 

I had been reading an e-book (for a few hours) with fairly large font so perhaps that messed with my own perspective.

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New Drivers , confirmed OK by Chief........................... see two posts above.

 

 

DESKTOP - GAME READY DRIVER                      January 25, 2023

 

Version:        528.24  WHQL

https://www.nvidia.com/download/driverResults.aspx/198796/en-us/

 

 

LAPTOP  - GAME READY DRIVER                        January 25, 2023

 

 

Version:        528.24  WHQL

https://www.nvidia.com/download/driverResults.aspx/198797/en-us/

 

 

DESKTOP - NVIDIA STUDIO DRIVER                  January 25, 2023

 

Version:        528.24  WHQL

https://www.nvidia.com/download/driverResults.aspx/198730/en-us/

 

LAPTOP  - NVIDIA STUDIO DRIVER                    January 25, 2023

 

Version:        528.24  WHQL

https://www.nvidia.com/download/driverResults.aspx/198731/en-us/

 

Mick.

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3 hours ago, MauiDave said:

I have installed the last 2 updates with Nvidia game ready drivers and have had no issues.

Glad to see this is finally resolved.

 

Yes , thanks for the info, I'm testing  531.18  Myself , but didn't want to update the Tread just yet.

 

Mick.

 

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On 3/2/2023 at 7:45 AM, DRAWZILLA said:

so far so good with me

 

Several websites are now reporting a Bug in Nvidia Driver 531.18 GR  ( Latest ) which can cause the CPU to be hogged by between 10-14% for some ...as usual YMMV.  

 

The advice, if it effects you, is to go back to 528.24 or 528.48

 

Mick.

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9 hours ago, Kbird1 said:

 

Several websites are now reporting a Bug in Nvidia Driver 531.18 GR  ( Latest ) which can cause the CPU to be hogged by between 10-14% for some ...as usual YMMV.  

 

The advice, if it effects you, is to go back to 528.24 or 528.48

 

Mick.

I haven't noticed anything yet.

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2 hours ago, ericepv said:

I installed 528.49 last Friday, no issues so far.

 

Yes, I've gone back to 528.49 .

 

It is 531.18 which has the CPU bug, though Chief in of itself may not trigger it though, it is mostly being seen after the Nvidia Driver is used in a 3D application , so most reports are from Gamers.

 

Mick. 

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1 hour ago, BenPalmer said:

FYI:  Nvidia Hotfix Eliminates High CPU Usage Driver Bug

 

https://nvidia.custhelp.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/5450

 

I was having high CPU usage, and this fixed it for me...not totally related to the intent of this thread in regards to Chief, but still on the topic of drivers...hope it helps someone.

 

Thanks for the Update , and it is Driver related so no worries there..... especially since someone above reported crashes with the 531.xx Driver , similar to the Issues with the 525.xx Series.

 

M.

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Latest Version Driver , suggested to me by Tech Support.............

 

 

Version:

535.98  WHQL

Release Date:

2023.5.30

Operating System:

Windows 10 64-bit, Windows 11

 

DESKTOP - GAME READY DRIVER                      

Version:        535.98    WHQL

 

https://www.nvidia.com/download/driverResults.aspx/205173/en-us/

 

 

LAPTOP  - GAME READY DRIVER                        

Version:        535.98      WHQL

 

https://www.nvidia.com/download/driverResults.aspx/205178/en-us/

 

 

STUDIO DRIVERS

 

DESKTOP - STUDIO DRIVER                  

Version:        535.98     WHQL

 

https://www.nvidia.com/download/driverResults.aspx/205035/en-us/

 

LAPTOP  - STUDIO DRIVER                    

Version:        535.98      WHQL

 

https://www.nvidia.com/download/driverResults.aspx/205036/en-us/

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You all are always on top of this... please excuse my ignorance.. how can I tell what driver is on my computer? (game ready vs studio) Device Manger details for the Nvidia does not expressly state one or the other.

Thank you

 

Edit: Never mind. Found it in GeForce Experience. Thanks

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43 minutes ago, DrawingABlank said:

You all are always on top of this... please excuse my ignorance.. how can I tell what driver is on my computer? (game ready vs studio) Device Manger details for the Nvidia does not expressly state one or the other.

Thank you

 

 

Geforce Experience, will alert you to new Drivers , if you let it install with any new Driver ...you may already have it perhaps? but personally I don't use it and don't let it install, as I don't use any of it's other Features and being a Computer Enthusiast, I like to look after my own systems, and like to do a bit of research 1st to make sure the Driver is a "good" Version.

 

Personally I have not found any difference in GR or Studio Drivers , in Chief or while doing some occasional gaming, and as far as I know Chief does not take advantage of any of the Studio Driver Enhancements that other 3D products like Blender and Maya do/can use.

 

Chief , shows you the Driver in Use, in Preferences > Render > Video Card Status > Driver Version : ( last 5 digits are the Driver No# )

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You can also right Click you Desktop and open the Nvidia Control Panel  ( on Win 11 click Show more options 1st )  and in the bottom left Corner you will see "System Information" click it, and the DBX will show all the System info, the Driver No# being the 1st one.

 

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* Last Driver version NOT shown in pics above.....

 

 

Mick.

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The only difference between a studio driver and a game ready driver is the internal branching at Nvidia. A game ready driver may not have a hot fix that a previous game ready driver had, it may have come from a different code branch line which did not have the hot fix applied.  The studio drivers are all pulled from main and then tested for stability, if a previous studio driver had a hot fix, all future studio drivers will as well.  Also, the studio drivers are tested more thoroughly and provided to all Nvidia partners to test and respond if there are any issues found.  This is not done with the game ready drivers.  These are the only differences that I am aware of.

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10 minutes ago, Chief_QA said:

The only difference between a studio driver and a game ready driver is the internal branching at Nvidia. A game ready driver may not have a hot fix that a previous game ready driver had, it may have come from a different code branch line which did not have the hot fix applied.  The studio drivers are all pulled from main and then tested for stability, if a previous studio driver had a hot fix, all future studio drivers will as well.  Also, the studio drivers are tested more thoroughly and provided to all Nvidia partners to test and respond if there are any issues found.  This is not done with the game ready drivers.  These are the only differences that I am aware of.

 

Thanks for the Info once again Ed, much appreciated.

 

Mick.

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