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I may look at installing an older version as well. Jul 07 , PM 4. Join Date Mar Posts 1, Strobing textures and other stuff. I rolled back to the tried and true v I'm not sure what drivers would be good for a series, but it looks like many around the 'net recommend v19x.

Jul 07 , PM 5. Re: Alienware nVidia driver failure. Originally Posted by PenrodBarker. Jul 09 , PM 6. Re: Alienware nVidia driver failure Update on the driver failure: After many discussions with Alienware TS and Sales etc I have gotten some very confusing responses from them about the cause of the failure. However, in the end they told me to return the machine RMA - which I have done. Here are some of the confusing infos from the Alienware folks. Hopefully it will help others with the nVidia driver failure.

It was implied that there would be no fix anytime soon. If I wanted to keep the system I would have to run the graphics on LOW settings to avoid the crash, but even then it wasn't guaranteed. You cannot use multi-logging or multi-session capability. If you buy Dual-Boxing software that might resolve the error.

I dunno what kind of software that is Jul 09 , PM 7. Jul 09 , PM 8. Re: Alienware nVidia driver failure Here is some more info that might be helpful in finding out what the problem is. My Alienware was a new rig from mid-april with the GTX 1. I ran nVidia drivers I noticed the problem with the I never noticed the failure with that system.

For those wishing to force the failure here are the steps I use. The object is to generate a great deal of graphics on the card. The more graphics the faster it will fail min. The failure can happen at anytime with any load of graphics but this will trigger it pretty fast.

Use multi-sessions. I have 3 accounts and can mult-login using the three accounts. Normally I use this only for crafting but this will force the failure faster. Login with 2 or 3 sessions. Optimized the Vulkan fullscreen presentation path for X11 and direct-to-display swapchains. Fixed a bug in the Vulkan driver where unreferenced descriptor bindings were sometimes not ignored properly. Fixed a bug which caused OpenGL and Vulkan applications to generate excessive traffic over dbus while attempting to communicate with nvidia-powerd, even though nvidia-powerd was not running.

Removed the runtime loader rtld sanity test from nvidia-installer. This behavior can be suppressed by using the --no-busid option. Fixed a bug in the Vulkan driver where some Ray Tracing shaders would timeout, resulting in device loss. Fixed a bug in the Vulkan driver where unused input attributes to a vertex shader would corrupt the interpolation qualifiers for the shader.

Fixed a bug in the Vulkan driver where individual components of barycentric inputs could not be read. Add indicator for Resizable BAR support on compatible systems. This functionality was deprecated in the Removed libnvidia-cbl. Environment Stencil Shadows: Enables shadows cast from certain indoor props and architecture. Uncheck this option to increase performance.

Post Processing Effects: Enables graphics post-processing such as motion blur and bloom. Turn this off to greatly improve performance. Bloom Intensity: Controls the intensity of the dream-like glow effect that brightens the scene and blurs pixels together.

Player Mesh Combining: When enabled, distant players will render faster, allowing more characters on screen at once. However, this feature requires extra system memory and video memory.

Uncheck this option to free up more system resources. Set to false to improve performance. Texture Cache Size: Adjusts the amount of system memory the game will use for graphics resources.

Using a higher setting may reduce load times and improve performance on computers with plenty of memory. Lower this setting to free up memory for other resources and potentially improve performance. Player Crowd Quality: This option controls the graphics quality of characters and scenery when a large number of players are nearby. Use a lower setting to improve rendering performance in crowded areas. Refresh Rate: When running in full screen mode, this setting adjusts the monitor refresh rate.

Options: Auto 56hz 60hz 70hz 72hz 75hz 85hz. This only works when running in full screen mode. Triple Buffering: Enabling this option may slightly increase your maximum possible frame rate in full screen mode, but uses more video memory resources. We recommend leaving this setting disabled. Throughout alpha, closed beta, and open beta many issues have been found and addressed by players with tweaks and fixes. Below you'll find an ever growing list of tweaks that have worked wonders for others.

This guide is not comprehensive and we will continue to add more tweaks and information as we find them. If you have any tweaks not mentioned please add them! Typcially this is your boot drive. Adjust the setting of your virtual memory to optimize pagefile utilization.

Information on how to do this can be found here. You may need to try a few times to find a balance of performance and graphics quality that best works for you. For SLI configuration owners: Make sure you have Performance in your display settings in windows set to the proper lotro. NOT launcher.

For Jerky Movement that is not affected by changes to the graphics setting this temp fix was found back in closed beta and has worked for many:. Lord of the Rings Online Wiki Explore. Top Content. Main Categories. Explore Wikis Community Central.



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