Latest NVIDIA GeForce Graphics Drivers for Windows 10 [2]

Totally back on 64-bit Nvidia drivers so following this again.... and after installing 2004 BAM! An update!

nVIDIA recently released a new beta driver v451.22 for Win 10 Build 2004 only

& Finally, the h/w acceleration GPU scheduling feature got enabled for my old GPU 1060 in one of my old systems in this latest v451.22 beta driver

those, who've been waiting for this feature to be enabled in their (relatively old) GPU, can try this latest driver from here

Driver Details:
Version: 451.22 (27.21.14.5122)
Date: 2nd June 2020
WHQL: YES
WDDM: 2.7
OS: Windows 10 May 2020 Update Version 2004 Only
Package Size: 2.53 GB

Nvidia Geforce 451.22 Driver [Clean Edition]

Clean 451.22 GTX WHQL - x64 Desktop
Clean GTX Driver without additional bloat and telemetry (RTX features removed). Can be used on both GTX and RTX Cards.

Clean 451.22 RTX WHQL - x64 Desktop
Clean RTX Driver without additional bloat and telemetry (RTX features kept intact). Specific for RTX cards.

INFO AND DOWNLOADS

For those of you who use the Nvidia DCH drivers, the Nvidia control panel store app updated today to 8.1.957.0
And the nice thing about DCH drivers(like Realtek UASD drivers) when the UI get's an update, your settings are remembered/stay, and you don't need to go reset everything up.

Cliff S said:

For those of you who use the Nvidia DCH drivers, the Nvidia control panel store app updated today to 8.1.957.0
And the nice thing about DCH drivers(like Realtek UASD drivers) when the UI get's an update, your settings are remembered/stay, and you don't need to go reset everything up.

Was looking at Windows Updates. Nothing. Looking then at the Store updates and... update! Thanks!

@Cliff S -

I'm using the standard display driver with GeForce Experience.
If I uninstall it and use DCH what will happen? No 2004 yet.

https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/win...indows-drivers

Compumind said:

@Cliff S -

I'm using the standard display driver with GeForce Experience.
If I uninstall it and use DCH what will happen? No 2004 yet.

https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/win...indows-drivers

The only difference between DCH and standard, is the UI is separate from the driver pack.
This is actually the same for all of the DHC drivers types. https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/win...best-practices

The real advantage of a separate UI is after driver updates(and usually UI from the store updates) your settings will be remembered.
But the idea behind it is, The Latest WHQL drivers should be updated thru Windows Update, but that doesn't seem to work yet.

I may be wrong, but I don't believe you can use the NVidia DCH store app CP if standard driver is installed.