Download NVIDIA Driver 347.88

Just in time for the highly anticipated title Battlefield Hardline, this new GeForce Game Ready driver ensures you'll have the best possible gaming experience. With support for GeForce SLI technology and one-click game setting optimizations within GeForce Experience, you'll have the best possible performance and image quality during gameplay. In addition, this driver is aligned with today's launch of the world's fastest gaming GPU; the GeForce GTX Titan X.

Game Ready
Best gaming experience for Battlefield Hardline, including support for SLI Technology and GeForce Experience 1-click optimizations

New GeForce GPUs
Supports the new GeForce GTX Titan X; based upon the second-generation Maxwell architecture
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My Win10 test machine with a GTX760 in it just got upgraded to the latest beta and is crunching 2 units at a time using driver version 349.65, so there are even newer ones out there. They could be beta drivers though I guess, sometimes the software does things automatically on that machine. I don't see any changes in crunching time since using the older 347.25 drivers and the new drivers though.

349.65 is a Win10-only driver, from Windows Update. It's one of the first to offer DirectX 12 game support, I believe. And, it's already outdated. Windows Update is now offering 349.90 to Windows 10 Build 10041 users. I'm happily crunching 2-GPU-tasks-at-a-time-per-GPU, on 3 GPUs, in my main rig, on 349.90 drivers, on Win 10 Build 10041.

But let's get this back on topic. 347.88 is the latest from NVIDIA, for all OS's. And my testing of it, on Windows 10 Build 9926, indicated that it performed just fine for GPUGrid. And the NVIDIA GeForce forums indicate that, despite it being a "game-ready" driver for Battlefield Hardline, it doesn't work properly for that game :)

Anyway, 347.88 is recommended (by me) for GPUGrid.

349.65 is a Win10-only driver, from Windows Update. It's one of the first to offer DirectX 12 game support, I believe. And, it's already outdated. Windows Update is now offering 349.90 to Windows 10 Build 10041 users. I'm happily crunching 2-GPU-tasks-at-a-time-per-GPU, on 3 GPUs, in my main rig, on 349.90 drivers, on Win 10 Build 10041.

But let's get this back on topic. 347.88 is the latest from NVIDIA, for all OS's. And my testing of it, on Windows 10 Build 9926, indicated that it performed just fine for GPUGrid. And the NVIDIA GeForce forums indicate that, despite it being a "game-ready" driver for Battlefield Hardline, it doesn't work properly for that game :)

Anyway, 347.88 is recommended (by me) for GPUGrid.

You're welcome. I would like to thank Mikey too -- he also does a pretty good job of advising :)

You're welcome. I would like to thank Mikey too -- he also does a pretty good job of advising :)

You're welcome. I would like to thank Mikey too -- he also does a pretty good job of advising :)

Yep ! Thanks Mikey too :)