While this again seemingly confirms that the instability only occurs around the 2000MHz mark it does give a pretty solid indication that the problem can be potentially resolved through more and continued work on driver updates. Depending clearly on what GPU you have in relation to the reference speeds. Many users are reporting that since the driver update their boost clock speeds have now been moderately limited to between 1950MHz to 2010MHz. Nvidia’s sub-Reddit is currently full of a lot of optimistic users suggesting that this latest driver release has completely fixed the issue, but it has largely been achieved by reigning in the boost clock speed a little. So, has this driver update completely solved the ‘crashing’ problem? Well, it’s a yes and no answer really. Improved stability in certain games on RTX 30 Series GPUs.Game Ready Support for Star Wars: Squadrons.Nvidia Reflex support for Call of Duty Modern Warfare/Warzone.These include, with particular note to the third:
Starting with the driver update, it largely brings with it three significant aspects. Albeit, not with a few minor caveats! Nvidia GeForce 456.55 Driver In something that apparently adds weight to this opinion, however, following the release of the latest GeForce 456.55 drivers, many users are now reporting that the crashing issues in games have completely gone. I personally believed that it was an issue that could be corrected with a driver update and, specifically in regards to the capacitors, Andy made an exceptionally detailed video about it yesterday which you’re welcome to check out below. While fingers were initially pointed towards the SP-CAP configuration of the capacitors, let’s just say that we here at eTeknix haven’t been entirely convinced by this apparently rash conclusion many have made. If you’ve been paying attention to the Nvidia news over the last week, you are probably aware that many owners of the GeForce RTX 3080 graphics card have been reporting ‘crash to desktop’ issues while gaming on the new GPU.
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