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This one? I just got this at around 9 this morning. There have been several last couple of days.
Display Driver Uninstaller Download version 18.0.3.2
Display Driver Uninstaller Download version 18.0.3.2
Or here if you prefer: Display Driver Uninstaller (DDU) V18.0.3.2 Released. | Wagnardsoft
I am not incurring any issues after the upgrade on both of my machines (one on 1909 and the other on 2004), but what @thomaseg1 said in post #419 is so true — I have read about it so many times — that I always use DDU when installing new drivers. On the other hand, I always make sure to keep the last 2-3 old drivers in a Download folder on an external HD just in case a roll-back is needed.
Why making the same mistake everytime a new driver appears ; immediately installing ??
Safe yourself from troubles and wait a few days ........you will know more !
Thanks for making this "general information" post, Peitcorus.
I'm a little late to the party, but I'm with you ... sometimes waiting to install an update is the smartest thing we can do.
I definitely know more now than I did when I first started reading this thread. And, I always wait for NVIDIA to inform me an update is available, and I don't do display driver betas. I'd say I'm the "cowardly lion" about this.
I tried again with the latest DDU, still soared to 64°C and 38% fan.
But.................... something is not what it appears to be, or is more. I have a top air discharge on the top of my tower in addition to the rear and sides, so I can also feel the heat. Not increased air flow, cause these are not case fans. Here's the odd part, and maybe somebody has a plausible answer.
3 seperate apps saying the same thing..... Windows native in Performance, GPU-Z, and the native Alienware power app. They are all reading the sensors the same way. How can a GPU be running at 61°C with virtually nothing running on the GPU? My normal GPU temp is 28-32°C
This is a pic < 2mins after reboot.