NVIDIA Pixel Clock Patcher

[PFS]

The full patcher fails to find the "fermi check" on the 361.43 driver.

[ToastyX]

(01-04-2016 11:10 PM)PFS Wrote:  The full patcher fails to find the "fermi check" on the 361.43 driver.

The "Fermi check" is only needed for certain 400/500-series cards. Are you still using the GTX 690? The SLI patch should still work.

[ToastyX]

(01-04-2016 09:50 PM)petska Wrote:  seems like it doesn't work with 361.43 nvidia driver

What part isn't working for you? Do you have a 400/500-series card? All the other limits should still work. Don't worry if it finds multiple matches for the SL limit on DL-DVI. That shouldn't cause any problems, and it's only needed for single-link DVI monitors. If you're using a 120/144 Hz monitor with dual-link DVI, you can rename the file to nvlddmkm-patcher-dl.exe to avoid patching that limit.

I need someone with a 400/500-series card that needs the "Fermi check" because I don't have a card affected by that limit.

[PFS]

(01-05-2016 05:14 PM)ToastyX Wrote:  

(01-04-2016 11:10 PM)PFS Wrote:  The full patcher fails to find the "fermi check" on the 361.43 driver.

The "Fermi check" is only needed for certain 400/500-series cards. Are you still using the GTX 690? The SLI patch should still work.

No mate im using 2xTitan X now
I will try again beings as you say its ok to use
Thanks.

[PFS]

I meant to say that even though im using the Titan X and i use an old driver like the 353.38 the full patcher finds the "fermi check" even though i do not have a fermi cards.

On the latest driver it also says SLI limit on DL-DVI Multiple found

[MrAhlefeld]

I need someone with a 400/500-series card that needs the "Fermi check" because I don't have a card affected by that limit.
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Hi ToastyX

I've got 2x GTX 580 in SLI and have Fermi check: not found
It also says SLI limit on DL-DVI Multiple found before patching

Running a Qnix monitor and have made custom resolutions for 100hz and 110hz
But when applying and using the 100hz or 110hz, the display does not change frequency, it keeps going @60hz

It worked fine on the 359.06 driver but not on the 361.43 driver
What Can I do to assist you, to help me and others ? cause this is terrible

[ToastyX]

(01-05-2016 09:27 PM)MrAhlefeld Wrote:  I've got 2x GTX 580 in SLI and have Fermi check: not found
It also says SLI limit on DL-DVI Multiple found before patching

Running a Qnix monitor and have made custom resolutions for 100hz and 110hz
But when applying and using the 100hz or 110hz, the display does not change frequency, it keeps going @60hz

It worked fine on the 359.06 driver but not on the 361.43 driver
What Can I do to assist you, to help me and others ? cause this is terrible

Check if this works for you: https://www.monitortests.com/nvlddmkm-patcher-1.3.5.zip

[MrAhlefeld]

(01-06-2016 02:32 AM)ToastyX Wrote:  

(01-05-2016 09:27 PM)MrAhlefeld Wrote:  I've got 2x GTX 580 in SLI and have Fermi check: not found
It also says SLI limit on DL-DVI Multiple found before patching

Running a Qnix monitor and have made custom resolutions for 100hz and 110hz
But when applying and using the 100hz or 110hz, the display does not change frequency, it keeps going @60hz

It worked fine on the 359.06 driver but not on the 361.43 driver
What Can I do to assist you, to help me and others ? cause this is terrible

Check if this works for you: https://www.monitortests.com/nvlddmkm-patcher-1.3.5.zip

Thanks a bunch !

Now I have full functionallity back ! all refreshrates i create and set work

Donated !

[saywhat]

How and what does this app do? I have a 144Hz Asus VG248QE, a GTX 670, on Windows 10 64. This app will run my monitor more than 144Hz? I'm confused, hah. Thanks.

EDIT: And is there a chance it will screw the monitor up? It's an early version of the VG248QE models. Thanks.

[ToastyX]

(01-17-2016 03:49 PM)saywhat Wrote:  How and what does this app do? I have a 144Hz Asus VG248QE, a GTX 670, on Windows 10 64. This app will run my monitor more than 144Hz? I'm confused, hah. Thanks.

It removes pixel clock limits in the driver. It doesn't affect monitor limits. The VG248QE can only handle up to 146-147 Hz at the native resolution and 150 Hz at lower resolutions. That doesn't require the patch.

(01-17-2016 03:49 PM)saywhat Wrote:  EDIT: And is there a chance it will screw the monitor up? It's an early version of the VG248QE models. Thanks.

No.