NVIDIA GeForce 353.38 Hotfix Driver Released, Fixes Chrome Crashes/Freezes/TDRs

NVIDIA has released a new hotfix driver, which takes care of the Chrome Crashes/Freezes/TDRs that accept been reported, and eliminates the delays that occur when starting or switching apps & games with GSYNC enabled.

The new NVIDIA GeForce 353.38 Hotfix Fixes Chrome Crashes/Freezes/TDRs

It tin can be accessed here:

http://nvidia.custhelp.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/3694

You can view the complete release notes for the new hotfix driver beneath:

Release notes:

This driver, version 353.38, is a GeForce Hot Fix commuter, version 353.38 that addresses the following problems:

Chrome Crashes/Freezes/TDRs

Delays when starting or switching apps & games with GSYNC enabled

A GeForce driver is an incredibly complex piece of software, with more lines of code than the unabridged Windows Os. We have an ground forces of software engineers constantly adding features and fixing bugs. These changes are checked into the main driver branches, which are eventually run through a massive QA procedure and released.

Since we accept and so many changes existence checked in, we usually try to align driver releases with significant game or production releases. This process has served united states of america pretty well over the years just it has i pregnant weakness. Sometimes a change that is of import to many users might stop up sitting and waiting until we are able to release the commuter.

The GeForce Hotfix driver is our mode to trying to become some of these fixes out to you more rapidly. These drivers are basically the aforementioned equally the previous released version, with a small number of boosted targeted fixes. The fixes that arrive in are based in part on your feedback in the Commuter Feedback threads and partly on how realistic it is for us to quickly address them. These fixes (and many more) volition be incorporated into the side by side official commuter release, at which fourth dimension the Hotfix driver will be taken down.

To exist sure, these Hotfix drivers are beta, optional and provided as-is. They are run through a much abbreviated QA process. The sole reason they exist is to get fixes out to y'all more rapidly. The safest option is to wait for the next WHQL certified commuter. But we know that many of y'all are willing to effort these out.

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