Driver 332.21 WHQL
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Driver 332.21 WHQL
Nvidia has released Driver 332.21 WHQL so anyone here has tested it to see if the folding performance is fixed or not?
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Re: Driver 332.21 WHQL
No visible improvement.
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Re: Driver 332.21 WHQL
We didn´t expect a "visible" improvement.pithos wrote:No visible improvement.
But please tell us how did you test the driver.
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Re: Driver 332.21 WHQL
Yes, I expect them to visibly fix the loss of performance on the older K GPUs.
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Re: Driver 332.21 WHQL
I would like to call it "calculated" because folding proteins with OpenCL doesn´t produce a visible result on my screen.7im wrote:Yes, I expect them to visibly fix the loss of performance on the older K GPUs.
So let us talk about TPF or PPD.
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Re: Driver 332.21 WHQL
I wish . I installed Windows 8.1 on my PC about a month ago and installed the 331.82 drivers. I was on a folding hiatus for a few weeks so I didn't test them immediately but they ran great in games, unlike all of the 32x.xx versions I tried. I started folding again a few days ago and noticed the PPD was MUCH lower than the 314.22 drivers I used prior - barely above 30k PPD vs 75-90k. I'm using a GTX 680.
I tried the 332.21 driver as well, no change. I tested all four driver versions in FAHBench, here's the results:
Explicit SP
314.22: 35.4306 ns/day
327.23: 34.8926 ns/day
331.82: 15.5557 ns/day
332.21: 15.6549 ns/day
Implicit SP:
314.22: 137.861 ns/day
327.23: 139.067 ns/day
331.82: 144.298 ns/day
332.21: 144.576 ns/day
Luckily 314.22 runs happily in Win8.1 .
Edit: I just tested the 327.23 drivers. Seems to be running fine so far. If PPD ends up being similar to 314.22, I'll keep them; otherwise I'll switch back.
Edit 2: I'm getting about 90k PPD with the 327.23 drivers, so I'll be hanging onto these .
I tried the 332.21 driver as well, no change. I tested all four driver versions in FAHBench, here's the results:
Explicit SP
314.22: 35.4306 ns/day
327.23: 34.8926 ns/day
331.82: 15.5557 ns/day
332.21: 15.6549 ns/day
Implicit SP:
314.22: 137.861 ns/day
327.23: 139.067 ns/day
331.82: 144.298 ns/day
332.21: 144.576 ns/day
Luckily 314.22 runs happily in Win8.1 .
Edit: I just tested the 327.23 drivers. Seems to be running fine so far. If PPD ends up being similar to 314.22, I'll keep them; otherwise I'll switch back.
Edit 2: I'm getting about 90k PPD with the 327.23 drivers, so I'll be hanging onto these .
Re: Driver 332.21 WHQL
Nice! It's good to see all 4 of the recent sets of drivers benchmarked here. I find it interesting that they slightly improved implicit SP, but of course there is a catastrophic loss (and very relevant impact to F@H) on Explicit SP performance with the 33x series drivers.n_w95482 wrote:I tried the 332.21 driver as well, no change. I tested all four driver versions in FAHBench, here's the results:
Explicit SP
314.22: 35.4306 ns/day
327.23: 34.8926 ns/day
331.82: 15.5557 ns/day
332.21: 15.6549 ns/day
Implicit SP:
314.22: 137.861 ns/day
327.23: 139.067 ns/day
331.82: 144.298 ns/day
332.21: 144.576 ns/day
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Re: Driver 332.21 WHQL
Yeah, hopefully they get it resolved soon - as well as not sucking up a whole CPU thread to run OpenCL stuff. Those two things will make me very happy .
I'm still running 327.23 with zero issues so far. I'm not playing any brand-new games, so I should be fine for a while. I did recently run the built-in benchmarks for Bioshock Infinite and Tomb Raider, ran smooth and no obvious weirdness/artifacts. I'll just have to deal with my OCD-ness about updating drivers.
I'm still running 327.23 with zero issues so far. I'm not playing any brand-new games, so I should be fine for a while. I did recently run the built-in benchmarks for Bioshock Infinite and Tomb Raider, ran smooth and no obvious weirdness/artifacts. I'll just have to deal with my OCD-ness about updating drivers.
Re: Driver 332.21 WHQL
OK now there is 334.89.. anyone tried this and does it let fermi fold well finally?
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The results are mixed(?) from what I can tell (viewtopic.php?f=80&t=25850).kiore wrote:OK now there is 334.89.. anyone tried this and does it let fermi fold well finally?
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