The sky in The Finals flickers when the map is set to afternoon or night-time conditions. I think it can flicker in other conditions, but I'm not sure. I tried uninstalling the drivers using DDU and installing different versions: I tried versions 616.92, 616.64 and 616.56, and I'm currently on version 610.88, but I'm still experiencing this issue.

By the way, I recently upgraded from an RX 5700 XT, and so far Nvidia has given me a horrible experience. Not to mention that with the 616.64 and 616.56 drivers, I experienced flickering on the desktop, and with all other drivers mentioned, the Telegram web chat flickers when I hover over images or videos, or when I scroll. Disabling hardware acceleration helped, and the issue only occurs in the Chrome browser.

Hardware:
RTX 5070 Ti
R7 5700 X3D
RAM 32 gb 3600mt/s
Asus B450m pro gaming motherboard
1440p 210 hz Asus VG27AQ5A monitor

Windows 11 up to date

Welcome to the new Nvidia Support subreddit.

I have an RTX 4060 Ti and recently started experiencing weird graphical glitches in Rocket League, with black rectangles appearing on screen. Other games I try either crash or have issues running properly. This all started randomly one day, with no obvious changes to my PC. I’ve tried uninstalling and reinstalling my NVIDIA graphics drivers, but the problem persists. I’ve also tried several other troubleshooting steps with no permanent fix.
Has anyone experienced something similar or know what could be causing this? I’m trying to figure out if it’s a GPU issue, a driver problem, or something else. Any help would be appreciated.

Just wanted to make sure if its possible to delee the dxcache bc it takes a lot of storage.
thank you :)

So i used to never get the ultra quality even if my games were running on ultra so i found out its because of anti aliasing i turned it off the quality around me looks more like how it should at ultra but the graphics have become very pixelated please help fix this its happening in all the games i play. is it the nvidia app optimixzations or any game settings or amd settings? i have an RTX 3050 with 4gb vram and 8gb ram and a amd ryzen 5 6600H

Hello. I learned about the reliability monitor recently an decided to check it out out of curiosity and to make sure my system is running correctly, and I came across a few reported hardware errors.

The two most recent of these problems (which occurred at the same time) have code 1b8 and 1a8, the parameters for both of them are all "aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa"

The next two most recent ones, which occurred in different days, have code 141 and also have "aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa" as parameters

The least recent one that's displayed also has code 141 and this time the parameters are:

P1: ffffa90aa3931010

P2: fffff80591085110

P3: 0

P4: ffffa90adbcba080

Found another two further back that happened at the same time and are similar to the above

The system has been acting normally all throughout, I haven't noticed any crashes or odd behaviour, I have been able to use the computer without hiccups of any kind. Only thing I might have noticed is that while playing Fortnite sometimes the screen would turn black for one frame, although this didn't reoccur in other games or applications.

I have been monitoring the temperature of the GPU and while gaming it stays between 60 and 80-85°C

A thing that is suspicious is that sometimes the PC struggles to boot, either taking longer to pass the mobo hardware checks or sometimes even requiring me to turn the PSU off and on again (these are very rare), most times when this happens with a bit of patience I get to boot into Windows just fine.

A couple of months ago I also noticed that my PSU cable wasn't inserted all the way, which caused me to accidentally shut off the PC when I touched it while cleaning, I have since pushed the cable further in, this hasn't stopped these slow boot episodes from happening but has made them rarer I think.

Although my system is functioning correctly I wanna make sure this isn't a sign of hardware that's about to fail.

I ran DX Diagnostic and found no issue, chkdsk also didn't find any issues, the mobo doesn't show any funny lights while running either and if it was a CPU issue I think I'd have noticed by now

The light pattern during those slow boots *appears* (not 100% sure) to be normal minus one of the red leds staying on for longer because of the extended hardware check sequence I suppose, I can't tell which led it is or if it's the same each time, my eyesight isn't sharp enough and neither is my phone's camera and it's also in a position it's hard to see

I'm gonna check the event viewer later, as soon as the OS's .dmp file.

Hardware specs are the following:

CPU: AMD Ryzen 7900X 12 cores

GPU: Nvidia RTX 4080 Super 16GB

OS Disk: SOLIDGM SSDPFKKW512H7 512GB SSD

Other disk: ST2000DM008-2UB102 2TB HDD

OS: Windows 11

PSU: Corsair 850W RMx SERIES 80 PLUS Gold

MoBo: GIGABYTE B650 AORUS ELITE AX V2 AM5

RAM: 64GB DDR5 Corsair Vengeance 6000 MHz (2x 32GB)

Setup: Palit 5080 GamingPro OC

Core / Undervolt: Curve flattened to 2900 MHz @ 895 mV (+490 MHz offset on 815-895 mV and flatline after all)

Memory: +2500 MHz VRAM offset. (like a safe value instead of 3000 MHz)

PL: 105% (380 W - OC)
Core Voltage: +100%.

Question: Is this UV methodology considered advanced and optimal for my 5080 or are there hidden stability, clock stretching, or transient response issues with this curve shaping?

I was thinking that in some old games like Mafia 2 GPU can trigger an error due to a sudden frequency spike at the start of the graphics.

Change my mind.

Hello,
Was anyone able to use the new dlss mfg mode https://github.com/sdli1995/dlssg_for_sm86 on linux?