https://www.nvidia.com/en-us/drivers/results/193244/

One of the included fixes;

[DX12][Flight Simulator] Potential image corruption [3722516]

Is it that what we all are waiting for?

2 minutes ago, Nemo said:

Is it that what we all are waiting for?

Seems so..

You can wait for the Game ready driver but i suspekt it is the same thing at least.

cheers 😉

From what I understand, unless you are doing a lot of visual editing with Adobe or other visual editing software, the Studio Driver is like bloatware for the average gamer who doesn’t do visual editing.  Gonna wait for the Game Ready driver instead.

Just now, abrams_tank said:

From what I understand, unless you are doing a lot of visual editing with Adobe or other visual editing software, the Studio Driver is like bloatware for the average gamer who doesn’t do visual editing.  Gonna wait for the Game Ready driver instead.

They are the exact same drivers, just a different release cycles. 

According to this very detailed review/test they’re exactly the same…only different! 😁

https://www.thefpsreview.com/2019/08/12/nvidia-studio-driver-vs-geforce-game-ready-driver-performance/

-B

Edited September 21, 20223 yr by btacon

8 minutes ago, btacon said:

According to this very detailed review/test they’re xactly the same…only different! 😁

https://www.thefpsreview.com/2019/08/12/nvidia-studio-driver-vs-geforce-game-ready-driver-performance/

-B

Except that pretty much says they are not. Just a different release cycle and they are within run-to-run variance of each other in terms of performance. 

Only implication is if you decide to stay on studio drivers exclusively, you'll fall behind in game updates and fixes. But right now, this studio driver, is the newest of the bunch. Will probably be a Game Ready driver soon to overtake it of course. 

 

Edited September 21, 20223 yr by Sethos

1 hour ago, btacon said:

According to this very detailed review/test they’re exactly the same…only different! 😁

https://www.thefpsreview.com/2019/08/12/nvidia-studio-driver-vs-geforce-game-ready-driver-performance/

-B

This article suggests if you only do gaming but but not visual/creative editing, it’s better to stick with the game ready drivers,

My concern is for people that constantly switch between the studio drivers and game ready drivers, and whether they experience instability because of it. In theory, if there are no bugs, you shouldn’t experience any instability.  But of course, in practice, there are lots of  bugs in software.

I want to point out, that most people probably stick with the same version of the NVidia driver when they update their driver. That is, visual artists probably stick with the studio driver, while gamers probably stick with the game ready driver. So you have a large pool of only studio driver users, and you have a large pool of only game ready driver users. But the amount of people who switch between both types of drivers is probably much lower, so this means the testing of studio to game ready driver or game ready to studio driver has a much lower pool of testers. I assume NVidia does testing themselves, but their testing may not be full proof. I’d rather be with the much larger pool of testers (ie, the people that only install game ready drivers) than the much smaller pool of testers (the people who switch between studio and game ready drivers).

I value stability so I can wait for the game ready drivers and just use DX 11 for the time being, I think the game ready driver will come out within a month or so, so it’s no big deal for me to wait, 

Edited September 21, 20223 yr by abrams_tank

I will also wait for the game ready driver. Don't want stuff I don't need on my PC which I keep as clean as possible. And I also don't want to get intro trouble by switching between different kind of drivers. I can wait.

1 hour ago, abrams_tank said:

...I think the game ready driver will come out within a month or so, so it’s no big deal for me to wait, 

I would expect a few days, if not hours actually, as the Nvidia game ready driver updates are quite often, and we are already well overdue since the last one.

It is strange how Nvidia chose to release a 'game' fix in a studio driver, but not the game ready driver!  There is just no accounting for some decision making in the corporate world sometimes.  

I am testing it out now. Performance seems similar to the first beta we had for SU10 in DX12. I am pretty much locked on 60 fps at the gate @KBOS in the 737-800.

DLSS quality, pretty much Ultra setting TLOD 250. Most important is that there are no stutters when panning the camera internally or externally.

I use photoshop/Lightroom Am i right in thinking these drivers would be better for me all round?

Tried that new driver this morning, DX11 seems to still preform better on my end.

50 minutes ago, espent said:

I am testing it out now. Performance seems similar to the first beta we had for SU10 in DX12. I am pretty much locked on 60 fps at the gate @KBOS in the 737-800.

DLSS quality, pretty much Ultra setting TLOD 250. Most important is that there are no stutters when panning the camera internally or externally.

What Graphics card do you have ?

Is DLSS switched pn automatically on RX3000 series cards?