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The thread discusses the release of Nvidia beta drivers (version 352.63) for Windows 10, highlighting ongoing issues with SLI functionality, such as monitor sleep problems and black screens when enabled. Several users share their experiences, with some noting improved performance using different driver versions like 350.12, while others report driver crashes or incomplete support for Windows 10 features like DX12 and SLI. Overall, the consensus suggests that while the new drivers show progress, significant issues remain, especially with SLI, and users advise caution when installing them on Windows 10.
brkkab

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Nvidia released 352.63 beta drivers for Windows 10. Here's the link. http://www.geforce.com/drivers
Be forewarned sli still doesn't work in Windows 10. When you enable it, your monitor goes to sleep and you have to push the power button on your pc to shut it off.
 

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I have been using 349.90, the one Microsoft wants to use and it has been giving me Video Driver problems and Blue Screens. Today I installed 350.12 and it seems to be quite a bit better and have not gotten any problems since I installed it and my games are running much better.

I will look at your link to see what might be going on. You would think Microsoft would have at least upgraded the Nvidia driver to 350.12 since it is newer. The 352.63 driver was just released yesterday. I suppose that was not a coincidence since it was known a new build would be released.

Have you run the DX12 benchmark in 3D Mark? Of course, Windows 8.1 will not run that. Also, I discovered the test will not run if you have SLI enabled.
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Hi

I'll check out VLC, I used it a long time ago.

Mike
 

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