Saturday, August 22nd 2009

NVIDIA GeForce 190.62 WHQL Drivers Released

Exactly a month after releasing GeForce 190.38 drivers, NVIDIA published GeForce 190.62, complete with WHQL-certification. Supported products include the entire range of NVIDIA GPUs from GeForce 6 series and upwards, and NVIDIA ION, ION LE platforms. This release includes a few significant changes, apart from the numerous bug-fixes as described in the Release Notes documents (for Windows 7, Vista, and XP). Included are:
  • Support for Microsoft's new DirectX GPU Computing API: DirectCompute, complete with WHQL-certification
  • PhysX system software updated to version 9.09.0814 WHQL
  • Optimizations for Batman: Arkham Asylum and Darkest of Days
DOWNLOAD: NVIDIA GeForce 190.62 WHQL
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48 Comments on NVIDIA GeForce 190.62 WHQL Drivers Released

#26
exodusprime1337
TheGuruStudlollerpants, no one's using the RC anymore :p
i know this, i just didn't feel like upgrading at the time
i have an iso for it, just haven't installed that's all
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#27
KH0UJ


I have seen a bit increase in performance:laugh: 5 FPS increase in crysis:roll:
works for me:cool: (:respect:NVIDIA:respect:)
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#28
CDdude55
Crazy 4 TPU!!!
Still not sure if its worth it to go from my 182.08 drivers to these.
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#29
phanbuey
Its not... 182.XX are faster and less buggy...

I tried these... they also have the fallout stutter bug (when you move your mouse fast the game locks up for half a second then continues) along with performance degradation. :shadedshu SLI scaling not existent, single card OK except for the fallout bug... even single card GT200 is slower than any 180 - 182.xx versions.

SLI works in farcry 2 on X58 and 790's but not on my 750i... :banghead:

Nvidia should just stop releasing drivers until they get something that works, I swear...

Seems like this whole "releasing a driver for EVERY CARD WE MAKE" scheme is not working out too well... some people see improvements, some people see slowdowns (depending on hardware)... some problems are fixed, while new ones emerge. I.e. fan speed/clock speed fixed on G92 (AFAIK) and stutter begins in fallout 3 on GT200. :wtf:

Personally, I wish they would do each card individually...
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#30
KH0UJ
5 FPS is not enough for me:shadedshu I wish they can release a driver that makes it increase at least 30-40% performance:laugh: I think 190 is only for antique cards like mine:roll:
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#31
RadeonProVega
These drivers are dangerous for the 8400gs series, be warned.


This is what happens after playing the Matrix for about 2 mins, after i leave the game my whole desktop becomes a fuzz ball full of artifacts. Thought my damn card was dying.
peace
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#32
Mussels
Freshwater Moderator
why arent you using TPU's imagehost?
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#34
legends84
dustyshivLegends,

I think this issue is heat related. Download and install EVGA precision or Rivatuner and manually set the fan speed to 100% before u start the game. I had this issue during gaming and setting the fan speed to 100% made this problem go away!

Lets know how it goes!!
thanks dude.. it works perfect for me.. but a little noisy with those fans at 100%:laugh:

anyway.. i also clean the previous driver in save mode and refresh install the new one and it seem works too.. thanks:)
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#35
johnspack
Here For Good!
Great, these drivers broke the newest rivatuners's support under win7. Now I have to get precision 1.8 and use rivatuner, because I need to set voltages, ug.
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#36
CrAsHnBuRnXp
BUCK NASTYHave you "cleaned" all previous drivers?
I think im the only one here that has computer experience that just uninstalls the driver from Add/Remove programs while not in safe mode, reboots, installs driver, and reboots again. :laugh:
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#37
newtekie1
Semi-Retired Folder
I usually don't even uninstall the previous driver...

I only do a full cleaning of previous drivers when I have problems, which is actually rather rare. Video card drivers have gotten pretty good about updating without issue.
johnspackGreat, these drivers broke the newest rivatuners's support under win7. Now I have to get precision 1.8 and use rivatuner, because I need to set voltages, ug.
No it doesn't. Running them along side Rivatuner right now under Win7 RTM.
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#38
CDdude55
Crazy 4 TPU!!!
CrAsHnBuRnXpI think im the only one here that has computer experience that just uninstalls the driver from Add/Remove programs while not in safe mode, reboots, installs driver, and reboots again. :laugh:
I do the same.;):)
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#39
mlee49
These latest drivers are playing games with me. They drop to 2D mode quite frequently, and when the driver lapses it stuck at 2D mode. I need a stable driver that forces 3D mode and doesnt change my clocks so frequently. ?Help?
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#40
RadeonProVega
Well just finish installing Vista Ultimate 32bit a few hours ago, install the 190.62 drivers and Enter the Matrix works just fine, none of the problems that existed with XP. Wooo, these drivers are pretty nice.

peace

aww crap, can't use them. When one game is working fine, another one does not. Back to the 175.16 i go haha.
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#41
phanbuey
u2konlineWell just finish installing Vista Ultimate 32bit a few hours ago, install the 190.62 drivers and Enter the Matrix works just fine, none of the problems that existed with XP. Wooo, these drivers are pretty nice.

peace

aww crap, can't use them. When one game is working fine, another one does not. Back to the 175.16 i go haha.
:laugh: yep... sounds like nv drivers all righ :banghead:...
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#42
johnspack
Here For Good!
This could either be a bug, or my dying motherboard. After installing these drivers, if I run a game, after a few minutes it drops to low power 3d mode, and sticks there. Even if I leave the game. Reboot required, but then it just happens again. Anyone else with a gtx280 type card seeing this problem?
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#43
phanbuey
johnspackThis could either be a bug, or my dying motherboard. After installing these drivers, if I run a game, after a few minutes it drops to low power 3d mode, and sticks there. Even if I leave the game. Reboot required, but then it just happens again. Anyone else with a gtx280 type card seeing this problem?
thats a common problem with the new drivers... power management is borked.
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#44
Kursah
No issues on my end thus far, only really played some CoD4 and Warhammer 40K: DoW II recently though, but no issues or qualms with either, both run smooth still so I can't comment if performance increased or not, but everything is solid, clocks stay where they should, when they should. Good old GTX260's still trucking along quite well...and it better for a while, I got too many games I wanna get coming up soon.

:toast:
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#45
RadeonProVega
phanbuey:laugh: yep... sounds like nv drivers all righ :banghead:...
Well keep in mind, i am using a 8400gs 512mb PCI by BFG, so of course newer and faster cards wouldn't have this much trouble. The only stable and fastest driver for my card for some reason seems to be the 175.16 driver, the same driver that shipped with the card. Any other driver gives me issues, where some games work great, but others do not. The 175.16 seems to work with well with any game. I just get some weird slowdown in enter the matrix thats all. But everything else works fine.

Peace :)
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#46
johnspack
Here For Good!
Oh well, not sure whats a bug or its just my buggy mobo anymore. The .56s were working, but I'm sure at this point my mobo is done. I'll just have to wait for my lapped "400 to do some new bidness on the pro.....
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#47
newtekie1
Semi-Retired Folder
johnspackThis could either be a bug, or my dying motherboard. After installing these drivers, if I run a game, after a few minutes it drops to low power 3d mode, and sticks there. Even if I leave the game. Reboot required, but then it just happens again. Anyone else with a gtx280 type card seeing this problem?
Yes! My GTX285 is doing the exact same thing, it doesn't do it in Call of Duty 4, but does in ProtoType after about 10 minutes of play.

ProtoType also crashes when I use any AA with these drivers and 190.38s... But the 190.38s didn't do that with Vista, only Win7, so I don't know if this is just a Win7 bug with ProtoType.
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#48
johnspack
Here For Good!
Well it turned out I was dropping to 2d clocks and sticking in games. Then I got the first "driver stopped responding" bluescreen I've ever seen! Went back to .56 and much better now...
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