r/nvidia • u/ControlAltDel69 • 6h ago
Build/Photos Finally
I’ve finally joined the 90 train. Had a 4070 and upgraded to a 5080, then just sold that for what I paid…bought myself a 5090. Man is she thiccc, should I put 140mm fans on the bottom now?
r/nvidia • u/Nestledrink • 8d ago
Driver Article Here: Link Here
Game Ready Driver Direct Download Link: Link Here
This new Game Ready Driver provides the best gaming experience and supports the introduction of new features within the latest NVIDIA App beta release.
Support for Global DLSS Overrides and NVIDIA Smooth Motion support for GeForce RTX 40 Series GPUs.
Includes additional open issues from GeForce Forums
After a final Game Ready Driver release in October 2025, GeForce GPUs based on Maxwell, Pascal, and Volta architectures will transition to receiving quarterly security updates for the next three years (through October 2028). Our support lifetime for these GPUs reaches up to 11 years, well beyond industry norms.
Also, we’re extending Windows 10 Game Ready Driver support for all GeForce RTX GPUs to October 2026, a year beyond the operating system’s end-of-life, to ensure users continue to receive the latest day-0 optimizations for new games and apps.
Information & Documentation
Feedback & Discussion Forums
Having Issues with your driver and want to fully clean the driver? Use DDU (Display Driver Uninstaller)
Before you start - Make sure you Submit Feedback for your Nvidia Driver Issue - Link Here
There is only one real way for any of these problems to get solved, and that’s if the Driver Team at Nvidia knows what those problems are. So in order for them to know what’s going on it would be good for any users who are having problems with the drivers to Submit Feedback to Nvidia. A guide to the information that is needed to submit feedback can be found here.
Additionally, if you see someone having the same issue you are having in this thread, reply and mention you are having the same issue. The more people that are affected by a particular bug, the higher the priority that bug will receive from NVIDIA!!
Common Troubleshooting Steps
Common Questions
Remember, driver codes are extremely complex and there are billions of different possible configurations between hardware and software. Driver will never be perfect and there will always be issues for some people. Two people with the same hardware configuration might not have the same experience with the same driver versions. Again, I encourage folks who installed the driver to post their experience here good or bad.
r/nvidia • u/Nestledrink • 23h ago
This is the full, non-beta release of last week's v11.0.5.238 Beta version.
Direct Download Link: Click Here
Release notes below is copied pasted from the beta thread here. I just got the update on the app and it's the same thing.
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New Updates
DLSS Override Global Settings & In-Game Statistics
NVIDIA Smooth Motion for RTX 40 Series GPUs
Project G-Assist Upgrades AI model and adds support for RTX desktops and laptops
New Settings migrated from classic NVIDIA Control Panel
Improved Feedback Tool
DLSS Override Support Added for 25 DLSS Games:
Optimal Settings Support Added For 4 New Games
Squashed Bugs!
r/nvidia • u/ControlAltDel69 • 6h ago
I’ve finally joined the 90 train. Had a 4070 and upgraded to a 5080, then just sold that for what I paid…bought myself a 5090. Man is she thiccc, should I put 140mm fans on the bottom now?
r/nvidia • u/Ill_Depth2657 • 32m ago
r/nvidia • u/RarePupperino • 14h ago
Another important thing is that the Transformer model doesn't seem oversharpened like CNN or Other TAA alternatives (Sometimes you can disable the Sharpening). If there's one thing that i hate more than the blur, it's the sharpening filter. It makes everything look unnatural and brings details from textures and shadows/lighting that shouldn't be there. In short, a very dissapoint way of trying to deal with the Blur introduced by TAA (and the blur is still there, jsut with a worse image). Even in games that i can't disable the sharpening, Transformer looked MUCH more natural than the other TAA/Upscalers. Plus the fact that it looks better when still and RETAINS the image quality and clarity when moving is INSANE. That being said, this model has some very bad artifacts with alpha textures or moving objects getting in the way of view, with agressive trailing and smearing/blur. Still, the overall image is so much better that i don't care (for now). Hopefully this model can mature to a point where those artifacts can be minimized. That's all i had to say, i'm just kind of relieved that i can actually see the details of the game for once without needing to downscale the image from 4k or 1440p/1620p DLDSR (which is also cool for older games).
r/nvidia • u/guntassinghIN • 43m ago
r/nvidia • u/Technical-Love-8479 • 7h ago
NVIDIA Jet-Nemotron is a new LLM series which is about 50x faster for inferencing. The model introduces 3 main concept :
Video explanation : https://youtu.be/hu_JfJSqljo
r/nvidia • u/Dependent_Sentence39 • 9h ago
Hey so I’m upgrading from an rtx 2060, I live in the Uk and the prices don’t seem that bad but im just curious of the brands, do they all come with different problem or build quality or I shouldn’t worry too much and go for cheapest ? I m on a budget , The gaming pro and asus prime are more expensive but are they worth ?
r/nvidia • u/anestling • 2h ago
r/nvidia • u/UserBhoss • 1d ago
Re-uploaded - mods wanted a “no box picture, in build only” photo for whatever reason.
Had some returns at microcenter I forgot about and had 600$ worth of in store credit. So I used that to get a justifiable price for this gpu. Thankfully it all worked out and it’s beautiful looking. The shiny gold and the great accents are what makes me awe. Yeah yeah “I could’ve gotten a 5090” but I’d rather not pay 6k for the same card when I can still use this as a collectors item. Happy with my purchase.
r/nvidia • u/AbrahamLitKing • 16h ago
r/nvidia • u/GainEmbarrassed8433 • 5m ago
Hey, I need help using DSR 4× on my 1080p monitor. What settings should I adjust in NVIDIA Panel so the scaling looks good?
r/nvidia • u/ScaryMeet2184 • 9h ago
I’m trying to decide between the MSI Gaming Trio and the ASUS TUF versions of the RTX 5070 Ti, and I’d appreciate some feedback from people who have experience with either card. I care about performance, including FPS, temperatures, and noise levels, since I want something that can run well over time without getting too hot or loud.
I also care about aesthetics and overall build quality. The card will be going into a Hyte Y60 case, so how it looks and fits in a showcase-style setup is essential to me. If you’ve owned either one or both, I’d love to hear about your experience.
Which one would you recommend and why?
r/nvidia • u/TypicalAssistance910 • 27m ago
Hi, so I have an Nvidia card... And a severe addiction to the game Apex Legends and I noticed something ever since I got back from a trip. My computer was completely fine before I left and from my knowledge no one in my household has been in here and suddenly mid-apex match the screen will go dark and tell me I have no signal...
So I researched this issue and it tells me that it's possibly my GPU overheating. From what I can see my GPU isn't going higher than it ever normally has... Staying in the 40° c range...
It seems to be only happening when I have Apex and Hulu open at the same time?
Any idea what this might be.
r/nvidia • u/saabzternater • 42m ago
Hey gang, 5090 coming in today what is the proper way of swapping, should I be removing any type of drivers beforehand or is still plug and play reliable?
r/nvidia • u/LordZoencoen • 1h ago
Hey all,
I’m undervolting my RTX 5090 Founders Edition and noticed something interesting. At 850mV, my stock clock is about 1245MHz, but from what I’ve seen, other people’s cards' stock clock is around 1350MHz at this voltage point. The undervolt will increase 1000MHz from this base clock, so naturally mine will be around 2245MHz, while other people's clock will be 2350MHz.
Does this difference usually come down to silicon lottery and different chip quality? Or could it indicate another issue, like vBIOS limitations or software settings? My card runs stable at this undervolt, but I’m concerned it might be underperforming compared to the average.
Is this kind of lower undervolt clock at 850mV something common for RTX 5090 FE owners? Would appreciate any insights or shared experiences.
Thank you
Edit: I think I wrote it wrongly as other people misunderstood my points. I put my stock (base) clock as well as other ppl's stock (base) clock at 850mV
r/nvidia • u/ShamusMcDeee • 4h ago
I currently am using a 2080 Super 8gb vram and it's starting to have impacts from newer games and i wanted to upgrade but don't know what is worth upgrading to, 5090 is way to expensive but is a 5080 or 70/70ti worth it or should i do something else. I want to future proof it but i also dont want to break the bank too much.
r/nvidia • u/PotatoPower3d • 2d ago
r/nvidia • u/y_would_i_do_this • 9h ago
I have the GPU installed upright in a Dynamic Evo (not vertical, with the I/O near the top of the case). Any issue with TIM leaking etc.? Thanks!
r/nvidia • u/RyanRobinson549 • 10h ago
Just curious because I've heard some pro and cons and was wondering what you all think? My biggest concern is the support which I've heard asus doesn't have good support, but not entertaining sure.
r/nvidia • u/Nestledrink • 20h ago
r/nvidia • u/Realistic-Tiger-2842 • 19h ago
Has anyone had success redeeming a code from Amazon? They gave me a code but I got a message saying that it’s invalid or expired. Support was obviously clueless about the whole thing. In the end she claimed that I should try again tomorrow because apparently it won’t work until then and if it doesn’t work I should contact MSI. I’m in the UK if that matters.
Update: They emailed me a different code and eventually I was able to get it to work. I honestly think support made up a code to get rid of me yesterday because the one they gave me wasn’t even the correct number of digits. Actually redeeming it was still a massive hassle. I tried disabling ipv6 like people said but that didn’t work at first either. I restarted, enabled/disabled it a few more times and put the code directly into the redeem section in the app, it finally worked.
r/nvidia • u/Certain-Apricot-8824 • 19h ago
I found a refurbished Quadro RTX 5000 Intel Xeon Computer Desktop for pretty cheap
I’m gonna order it and use it for AI and some little Gaming sometimes and Editing
Yes it’s not a Gaming Card it’s for AI and workstation
The CPU has 12 cores / 24 Threads
It’s a big upgrade and I can run AI stuff with it hopefully we’ll 16GB VRAM.
I found a Quadro RTX 6000 but it came with a 4 core CPU so I’m going with Quadro RTX 5000
If anyone owns or uses one that does AI and some slight gaming let me know what yall think :)
I went full time last year and always told myself I would upgrade my PC when I got my “big boy” job. Lots of my paychecks went to buying Nvidia stock, which were mostly purchased during the dip earlier this year (stock price was around $117). Needless to say I made some good money off of it and thought what better way to celebrate Nvidia’s success than by buying a new Nvidia card!
For those PC lovers:
Ryzen 7 7800X3D Nvidia 5070ti 32gbs of DDR5 6000mhz Liquid lll Freezer Pro RGB 850W Gold Cert PSU
All to power 1440p gaming on a 280hz 27in RogStrix monitor.
Very happy with my Nvidia profit and my new rig thanks to it!
(Please ignore those SSDs laying in the open, one’s an old windows boot drive and the other I had to transfer some files from.)
r/nvidia • u/lllll-o-lllll • 4h ago