NVIDIA Pixel Clock Patcher

[ToastyX]

(03-20-2014 01:13 PM)PFS Wrote:  I did as you said and tried 80hz without the full Nvidia patcher. Its worked fine with no freezing whatsoever and was very smooth. Does this mean that the patcher maybe at fault?

No, because the problem should not be happening at 100 Hz with "LCD reduced" timing, and nobody else has reported this happening with the latest patcher. I'm trying to figure out if you're hitting a different limit or if you're having a different problem.

I need you to be clear about exactly when the problem happens because you've given me conflicting information.

At first, you said 334.67 worked with the previous patcher (1.2.4), which is impossible because the previous patcher would not have found the SLI limits for 334.67. Then you said 334.67 wasn't working and that you had to revert to 331.40 with the previous patcher. What about 331.40 with the current patcher (1.2.5)? The current patcher should not have problems with 331.40. What about 331.93 and 332.21?

You also said the problem was happening at 75 Hz or over:

(03-02-2014 11:20 PM)PFS Wrote:  When i upgraded to the latest Nvidia driver 334.89, I have been having problems in all games that i run at 75hz or over.

Now you're saying the problem doesn't happen at 80 Hz without the patch. What about 80 Hz with the patch? If it still works with the patch, then at what pixel clock does it stop working? Pixel clock limits should be exact values like 330 MHz or 400 MHz. If you were hitting the SLI limit, then 400 MHz should work while 400.01 MHz would not. I'm not aware of any other limits that would cause this to happen.