Nvidia's 344.16 WHQL Driver Fixes Compatibility Issues
Nvidia has posted its new GeForce 344.16 WHQL graphics driver.
Just days ago, Nvidia announced its new GTX 980 and GTX 970 graphics cards along with the GeForce 344.11 driver. Very shortly thereafter, Nvidia launched the 344.16 Beta driver, which has now been WHQL certified and is available for download.
It's not exactly clear what the new drivers have to offer, as there is no mention of any performance improvements or new profiles. The only update that we can spot (beyond what the 344.11 driver offers) is that the Code 49 and Code 43 errors have been fixed for when using one of the new cards on an Asus Rampage Black or ASRock X79 series motherboard.
WHQL (Windows Hardware Quality Labs) testing is a process designed by Microsoft that ensures drivers don't present any issues when being used with various third-party hardware and software packages. A WHQL-certified driver therefore assures you a certain level of stability and predictability in most use cases.
So, in short, if you have compatibility issues with the new graphics cards, download and install this driver. If you aren't having any issues, you're probably better off saving 200 MB of your Internet bandwidth cap, if you have one.
You can download the driver here.
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Restart fixes this, however I wonder if they also fixed this in this new update.
Im sure it can still play minecraft at 20fps
http://folding.extremeoverclocking.com/team_summary.php?s=&t=40051
you installed 344.16 with 660ti's ? what? are you sure? so why can't the driver be installed on a gtx780? why it can be found on nvidia's site only if you enter a 900 series card in the searchbox? did i just misunderstand you or you are lying?
gotcha, i guess
gotcha, i guess
You can try it for yourself if you like.
http://www.guru3d.com/files-details/geforce-344-16-beta-driver-download.html
It seemed to work OK for me but I didn't get a chance to try any games on it before the AS at Stanford seemed to take a dislike to me and in trying to suss that out I reverted back to a much older driver.