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The latest driver releases have proven to be stable for Turing and newer products, but we got reports of small regressions affecting Pascal and Maxwell users.
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The latest driver releases have proven to be stable for Turing and newer products, but we got reports of small regressions affecting Pascal and Maxwell users.
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If you’re still running older 750, 900 and 1000 series products and you face new issues in games, try reverting to older driver versions like the 52X series.
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If you’re still running older 750, 900 and 1000 series products and you face new issues in games, try reverting to older driver versions like the 52X series.
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Still, it's worth to mention that driver release `545.84` seems to have solved the instabilities caused by excessive VRAM use, like for example while running `The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom` in the Depths with 2GB/4GB GPUs of any architecture.
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This is great news for low end users struggling to run this particularly ASTC-heavy game.
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### AMD, VSync problems and frame interpolation
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### AMD, VSync problems and frame interpolation
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Windows driver version 23.9.3 and newer cause the VSync options to be ignored, resulting in tearing during gameplay.
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Windows driver version 23.9.3 and newer cause the VSync options to be ignored, resulting in tearing during gameplay.
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