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#1
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Yes the newest one causes a crash. There's no problem to roll back the driver, play the game, and roll back to the new one again, as you don't need to reboot inbetween anymore.
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#2
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What method are you using to swap back and forth that won't require reboots?
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#3
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Just doing the regular driver install (from the driver folder, not device manager).
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#4
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I rolled back. 191.07 seems to work where 195.62 (and the beta version of it) didn't. I played for a couple of hours. We should try to make Nvidia aware of the issue; I think we're more likely to get a fix from their end than from Katauri's.
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#5
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Its not about katauri, this drivers are scrwed in general
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#6
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I reported the bug to NVidia and Support told me that they're going to try reproducing the bug on their end. I directed them to this thread. Here's hoping we'll see something about King's Bounty in the next driver release notes.
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#7
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yes, Nvidia drivers as of late have been creating problems in many "older" games. It's possible to play the game without crashes using previous drivers, however it's a pain in the ass if the user also plays newer games that benefit from the optimizations in recent drivers.
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