nVidia 349.65 released for Windows 10 (WDDM 2.0)

[Breach]

349.65 has been released for the Windows 10 (technical preview of course). That's the first WDDM 2.0 [Edit: Whether or not it supports DX12 is not clear] driver and it seems it's not available for now from nVidia directly, but only via Microsoft's Windows Update.

So far OK folding a P9411 WU on my 970 - PPD is around 290k with TPF around 4 mins 10 secs.

[JimF]

So far OK folding a P9411 WU on my 970 - PPD is around 290k with TPF around 4 mins 10 secs.

That looks rather high. Is you card overclocked, or is Windows 10 faster than Win7?

[rwh202]

So far OK folding a P9411 WU on my 970 - PPD is around 290k with TPF around 4 mins 10 secs.

Cool, thats encouraging. That probably now overtakes the linux performance where 270k is about right for a mild 970 running 9201.
May I ask what core version are you running?
I think we are finally (1 year after launch!) getting the driver and core maturity to see the true potential of Maxwell.

[Jimboc]

From what I have read, this driver has partial DirectX 12 support. There is also a release notes PDF link in the following article. This knowledge base article references a later driver, 349.72:

http://nvidia.custhelp.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/3630

Thanks.

[Breach]

So far OK folding a P9411 WU on my 970 - PPD is around 290k with TPF around 4 mins 10 secs.

That looks rather high. Is you card overclocked, or is Windows 10 faster than Win7?

Sorry, had to clarify - yes, I'm clocked at 1530Mhz so my TPF/PPD is not much a reference Will check at stock clocks (for My MSI card anyway).

Edit: So on a different p9411 WU (core 17, beta flag), my TPF is around 4 mins 40 secs

[Calcii]

How about core 18 + win 10 on that driver? Any changes?

[bruce]

Some drivers have been rewritten for Windows 10. If the current drivers work in Win10, they'll also work with Core_18