NVIDIA Pixel Clock Patcher

[ToastyX]

(11-26-2020 02:46 PM)Jochim Wrote:  Just a heads up. I tried upgrading from 446.14 to 456.38 and the monitors I had connected via displayport/hdmi adapters were detected and enabled but were displaying a corrupted image.

When reinstalling driver version 446.14, v1.4.13 of the pixel clock patcher did not work, with the same image corruption occurring. Using v1.4.9 of the patcher allowed all of the monitors to function as they used to.

The only difference with the new version is I had to reduce the HDMI-DVI limit because it was being used to control the single-link to dual-link switchover on RTX 2000-series GPUs, which messed up dual-link DVI compatibility. If you don't need dual-link DVI, you can rename the patcher to nvlddmkm-patcher-sl.exe to restore the old behavior.