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Is this 551.46 hotfix driver an optional download? If I press the “Check For Updates” button in the GeForce Experience app, it says I already have the latest driver (551.23, 1/24/2024).
I’m not a big fan of Hotfix drivers. Since I’m not currently having any significant issues with 551.23 I’ll just stick with that for now and wait for the next Nvidia game ready driver.
Question, as this hotfix is specific for Vsync? What do you all have your Vsynch set to in the Sim: On, Adaptive, Adaptive (Half Fresh), Fast and for VR is there a preferred setting?
Based on that YT vid I broke down and tried Hotfix 551.46. With PCVR I didn’t notice any differences in anything, including stutters (which for me are not really all that bad unless I add crazy amounts of Yaw). Ran the same for me as 551.23. No worse so I guess I’ll stick with it for now.
With Hotfix 551.46 my FPS was not as good and I crash with The GameInput Service service terminated with the following error: The compound file GameInput Service was produced with a newer version of storage.
Those cache folders are not used anymore since several driver releases, it is now in another folder called PerDriverVersion or something like that. Otherwise good advice, I always delete shaders after a driver update
