This new Game Ready Driver provides the best gaming experience for the latest new games supporting DLSS technology including Skull and Bones which features DLSS Super Resolution.
Fixed Gaming Bugs
Some users may experience intermittent micro-stuttering in games when vertical sync is enabled [4445940]
Red Dead Redemption 2: Stutter observed on some Advanced Optimus notebooks [4425987]
Immortals of Aveum: Addresses stability issues over extended gameplay [4415277]
Fixed General Bugs
Potential stutter may be observed when scrolling in web browsers on certain system configurations [4362307]
Known Issues
[Netflix] Display issues for videos when using Edge browser. Recommend using Windows Netflix application as workaround. [4388454]
GeForce GTX 10/RTX 20 series: PC may randomly freeze when Windows HardwareAccelerated GPU Scheduling and NVIDIA SLI are both enabled [4009884]
NVIDIA Freestyle filter settings are not saved after quitting game [4472656]
I use GE Force Exp. overlay for color correction, and currently it remembers the tint color and tint intensity but loses the temperature every time. Itās very annoying having to correct this every time I boot the sim. It isnāt just this driver though it happened since 551.46 (previous release) I think. I do hope someone reported it with NVidia.
RTX 4090 / 7860x2160
i9-13900KS
Updated from the 546.65 version to 551.52 via Experience. Without DDU / no filters active. ShaderCache completely deleted in all directories.
This driver has fixed the stutters for me. Runs smoother than it has for a long time.
Pretty much all settings set to ULTRA.
TAA / DLSS ON / VSYNC OFF / DX12
I have 3 2023 65ā LG Oled C3 TVās. They work fine with Windows 11 multiple monitor settings. I have the proper HDMI 2.1 > DP 1.2 cables. I built a brand new top of the line everything PC for Microsoft Flight Simulator 2020. RTX 4090, I9 149 cpu Asrock z790 nova mb 64 gigs pcie5 memory and ssd. Everything. Then as soon as the Nvidia driver, not even geeforce experience, loads screens go red hue (pics attached). Also when trying to play the screen kept flashing so much I couldnāt see anything. I spent hours reinstalling windows and using ddu to clean out the gpu driver files, etc. Every time as I install Nvidia drivers it does this. This is at 4k@120. It works at 4k@60hz but I didnāt spend all this money to play at 60hz. Will going back a few generations help? Is there a substitute driver that works? p.s. I just did another clean install of windows 11 and the base nvidia driver turned my screen green then black.
Sounds like some mode mismatch. I am using an LG 4K TV at 120Hz (which should be fine) so let me go check my settings. I had to go tweak a video mode setting to get there, but I cant remember what I did (it was a while ago.)
If they are different you can change it via - Windows->Settings->Display-Advanced display->Display Adaptor Properties for display1->{Properties pop up}-> List All Modes
You can create custom resolutions in NVCP NVCP->Display->Change Resolution->Choose the resolution->Customize->Create Custom Resolution
I think this is how I created my 120Hz āPCā display mode as I couldnāt select it by default.
If you need any more info let me know. But generally I havenāt had an issue with 120Hz as long as I use a quality HDMI 2.1 cable and use the HDMI1 input port on TV and have the above settings all set.
60Hz is perfectly acceptable to 99% of MFS users. Iām unable to contribute to the analysis of your problem, but Iām genuinely curious as to why youāre striving for 120Hz when you report that 60Hz works well, especially in view of the fact that your GPU supports DLSS with Frame Generation.
Maybe not for 40x card owners with frame generation, but for me most of the time I use VSYNC with fraction of refresh rate and ālockedā FPS. I used to use 60Hz/30FPS (50%) but Iām now locking on 120Hz/40FPS.(33%) most of the time.
to be the same otherwise you end up with colour issues like you are seeing-
