Friday, February 9th 2024
NVIDIA Releases Hotfix Driver to Fix Stuttering
NVIDIA has released a new GeForce Hotfix Driver Version 551.46 that should fix stuttering issues in some scenarios. According to the release notes, the new hotfix driver fixes micro-stuttering in some games when vertical sync is enabled, as well as stuttering when scrolling in web browser. It also fixes stuttering issues on Advanced Optimus Notebooks when running Red Dead Redemption 2 under Vulkan API, and stability issues in Immortals of Aveum under extended gameplay.
The new GeForce Hotfix Driver Version 551.46 is based on the latest GeForce WHQL driver, version 551.23. You can download the new GeForce Hotfix Driver Version 551.46 over at NVIDIA's support page.GeForce Hotfix display driver version 551.46 is based on our latest Game Ready Driver 551.23.
This hotfix addresses the following issues:
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NVIDIA
The new GeForce Hotfix Driver Version 551.46 is based on the latest GeForce WHQL driver, version 551.23. You can download the new GeForce Hotfix Driver Version 551.46 over at NVIDIA's support page.GeForce Hotfix display driver version 551.46 is based on our latest Game Ready Driver 551.23.
This hotfix addresses the following issues:
- Some users may experience intermittent micro-stuttering in games when vertical sync is enabled [4445940]
- Potential stutter may be observed when scrolling in web browsers on certain system configurations [4362307]
- [Red Dead Redemption 2][Vulkan] Stutter observed on some Advanced Optimus notebooks [4425987]
- [Immortals of Aveum] Addresses stability issues over extended gameplay [4415277]
21 Comments on NVIDIA Releases Hotfix Driver to Fix Stuttering
I did notice they broke Win10 updates about a month ago. Haven't been able to update any W10 machine since.
The OS is in active support for a number of years yet, and I have no reason to change from it.
I may try a newer non-hotfix-beta version later.
Then look at the version number in your installer.
Then think a little. Slightly less than 2 years now :cry:
Don't use chromium browsers so No need for a bug I don't have
Hell the fix likely screws up firefox :fear:
Is "modern context" what it's really referred to as? It's a bad use of nesting.
winaero.com/how-to-enable-full-context-menus-in-windows-11/
And I tried RTX Video Upscale and on my 4k TV I didn't notice any improvement but noticed high GPU usage and YouTube videos start loosing milion frames right away and crackling!