Get it here: Windows 8.1 NVidia Driver 326.01 WHQL

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Keyboard Cowboy

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Where did these come from? Microsoft nor Nvidia really gave anybody an official heads up on this driver it seems...

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Lord Zog

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The link is official NVidia.... They're bad for not posting info on them for a few days though.

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I've been using these for about five days?they were posted on Guru3D?and they've been fine. It's disappointing that nVidia has been so slow to release compatible drivers through their website, especially when the drivers from Windows Update don't include the nVidia Control Panel and therefore don't allow you to enable SLI.

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Keyboard Cowboy

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especially when the drivers from Windows Update don't include the nVidia Control Panel and therefore don't allow you to enable SLI.

Oh wow I guess I've never noticed that before, though I've never had an SLI setup so there ya go...

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I've been using these for about five days?they were posted on Guru3D?and they've been fine. It's disappointing that nVidia has been so slow to release compatible drivers through their website, especially when the drivers from Windows Update don't include the nVidia Control Panel and therefore don't allow you to enable SLI.

I've been running the 325.49 betas without issues - grabbing these today.  Rather odd they weren't posted two days ago when I grabbed the 325.49 betas (from the GeForce.com page).

 

And before anyone asks, they DO support the GeForce 500 series (I have a GTX 550 Ti).

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Elliot B.

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This driver is also on Windows Update. No issues here with it :)

Seems they got that out on Windows Update nice and quick.
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Steven P. Administrators

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Yeah but it might have something to do with the driver before it being bad (something to do with bad voltage values).

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