#Last Driver to Nvidia is garbage

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lucid pebble
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open device manager ( win + x) find ur gpu and select properties then go to driver tab and click roll back then reset ur pc#

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this should work in win 10 /11

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if ur on linux just use 480 or 575

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@quick bolt

young spoke
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This is a known issue and really only affects 30 series cards. I believe 566.76 is considered to be the last good driver for 30 series.

lucid pebble
quick bolt
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Well the problem is that i play Dune Awakening

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and when i click my GPU it wont let me rollback.. its grayed out

lucid pebble
quick bolt
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ddu?

full dome
full dome
wraith valveBOT
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If you have any issues with your graphics card after updating the Nvidia drivers, please perform the following:

  • Remove the existing Nvidia driver by running Display Driver Uninstaller (DDU) here: (AutoDDU can be told to use a custom driver link, or you can use the manual version located here.). For a utility to automate DDU as much as possible follow this guide.
  • You can download drivers from the official site below. (You will need to specify your GPU and operating system.) On a laptop, both iGPU and dGPU drivers should be installed for full functionality and performance.

NVIDIA
AMD
Intel

  • Ensure that your WiFi/Ethernet/Internet is turned off or disconnected before installation of the driver (Running the .exe file) to prevent Windows Update from overriding the driver installation.
  • Disconnect all other monitors (except one main monitor) and all unnecessary USB devices before driver installation to prevent device conflicts or black screens.
  • During driver installation, please select the Custom option when prompted and ensure that Peform a clean installation is checked/ticked before proceeding with the installation.
  • Please restart your computer after the driver installation is completed.
full dome
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Also, you have a CPU that may have problems

wraith valveBOT
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Some Intel 13th/14th gen desktop CPUs (unlocked CPUs, as well as locked i7/i9), may have stability issues due to excessive voltages, on out of date BIOS/microcode. This may show up as errors, crashes, and BSODs. In some occasions, this error may blame a different part (e.g. out of video memory) despite it being caused by a defective CPU.

Common things that may fail with a defective CPU include the following, and more:

  • Crashes during shader compilation
  • Crashes during decompression (game loading)
  • Crashes during driver installation/updates

Please go to these Intel Community threads for further information: https://community.intel.com/t5/Blogs/Tech-Innovation/Client/Intel-Core-13th-and-14th-Gen-Desktop-Instability-Root-Cause/post/1633446#M40
https://community.intel.com/t5/Processors/Intel-Core-13th-and-14th-Gen-Vmin-Shift-Instabilty-Update-New/m-p/1686948

To prevent damage to your CPU and possibly restore stability, please perform a BIOS/firmware update for your motherboard (or system, if this is a name-brand pre-build system).

  • At a minimum, to a version containing the 0x12B microcode or newer.
  • Ideally, and if offered, have the supplementary 0x12F microcode or newer.

You can check the support pages for your motherboard/system model for any BIOS updates you may need. Below are a few common motherboard manufacturers:
ASRock
Asus
Gigabyte
MSI

If your CPU is currently exhibiting instability even after performing BIOS/firmware and microcode updates, please contact Intel or your system builder for a warranty exchange (RMA), as your CPU may be permanently damaged.

full dome
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Make sure that this isn't the case first.

lucid pebble
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its been the way to go back drivers for Years

full dome
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Even if you can do it, you shouldn't

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Check the release notes of just about every NVIDIA driver (the PDF version)

lucid pebble
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btw

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and has never broke any of my pcs

full dome
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You're still going against best practice and DDU will do the same thing anyway, but cleanly