Nvidia confirms latest GeForce driver is causing CPU spikes
Nvidia confirms latest GeForce driver is causing CPU spikes
It looks like Nvidia’s latest GeForce driver is causing some serious problems for some users.
According to a report from PCWorld, the new driver is causing CPU usage spikes of up to 10 percent when exiting games.
This is a pretty big deal, as it can mean the difference between a smooth gaming experience and a choppy one.
Apparently, the issue is caused by the driver’s “Antialiasing – FXAA” setting, which is enabled by default.
Luckily, there’s an easy fix. All you need to do is disable the setting in the control panel and you should be good to go.
Of course, this is just a temporary fix. It’s not clear when Nvidia will release a new driver that doesn’t have this issue.
In the meantime, if you’re experiencing any problems with your games, be sure to disable the “Antialiasing – FXAA” setting.
Both AMD and Nvidia’s latest drivers can do very bad things to your gaming PC
A new report from PC Gamer has revealed that both AMD and Nvidia’s latest drivers can cause some pretty serious problems for your gaming PC.
The report claims that the new drivers can cause stuttering, audio distortion, and even random crashes.
These problems are apparently caused by the way the drivers handle CPU usage.
According to the report, the drivers can cause your CPU to spike up to 10 percent when exiting games.
This can obviously have a pretty big impact on your gaming experience.
Luckily, there’s an easy fix. All you need to do is disable the “Antialiasing – FXAA” setting in the Nvidia control panel.
Of course, this is just a temporary fix. It’s not clear when Nvidia will release a new driver that doesn’t have this issue.
In the meantime, if you’re experiencing any problems with your games, be sure to disable the “Antialiasing – FXAA” setting.
Nvidia Driver Bug Increases CPU Usage
It looks like Nvidia’s latest driver is causing some serious problems for some users.
According to a report from Tom’s Hardware, the new driver is causing CPU usage spikes of up to 10 percent when exiting games.
This is a pretty big deal, as it can mean the difference between a smooth gaming experience and a choppy one.
Apparently, the issue is caused by the driver’s “Antialiasing – FXAA” setting, which is enabled by default.
Luckily, there’s an easy fix. All you need to do is disable the setting in the control panel and you should be good to go.
Of course, this is just a temporary fix. It’s not clear when Nvidia will release a new driver that doesn’t have this issue.
In the meantime, if you’re experiencing any problems with your games, be sure to disable the “Antialiasing – FXAA” setting.
Nvidia acknowledges 10%+ CPU usage driver bug after exiting games
Nvidia has acknowledged a driver bug that causes increased CPU usage when exiting games.
According to a report from VideoCardz.com, the issue can cause your CPU to spike up to 10 percent when exiting games.
This is a pretty big deal, as it can mean the difference between a smooth gaming experience and a choppy one.
Luckily, there’s an easy fix. All you need to do is disable the “Antialiasing – FXAA” setting in the Nvidia control panel.
Of course, this is just a temporary fix. It’s not clear when Nvidia will release a new driver that doesn’t have this issue.
In the meantime, if you’re experiencing any problems with your games, be sure to disable the “Antialiasing – FXAA” setting.
