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RS downloaded and installed, was also offered an older NVidia driver which I actually let install because it allows me to change my refresh rate back to 240 Hz. Was stuck on 60 Hz with the 460.20 driver. I have the animation and it looks a lot smoother with the higher refresh rate.
Latest updated Nvidia driver on 2 on my machines is 460.79 dated Dec/03/2020.
Which older driver did you get ?
On my primary system right now so can't confirm exact number but was either 457.51 or 456.71 offered through Windows Update. I had been running the 460.20 over the last few updates and that driver didn't allow me to change to higher refresh rate, the older one did. I didn't try the newer one from Nvidia on my Insider one, but am running that version on my Primary system with no issues. I will have to boot back to the Insider drive and try the 460.79 one.
edit - running 456.71 from Windows Update, was running 460.20 and was offered the older one as an optional driver "update"
edit 2 - Now running newest driver from Nvidia 460.79, am able to run my 240 Hz refresh rate with no issues.
On my primary system right now so can't confirm exact number but was either 457.51 or 456.71 offered through Windows Update. I had been running the 460.20 over the last few updates and that driver didn't allow me to change to higher refresh rate, the older one did. I didn't try the newer one from Nvidia on my Insider one, but am running that version on my Primary system with no issues. I will have to boot back to the Insider drive and try the 460.79 one.
edit - running 456.71 from Windows Update, was running 460.20 and was offered the older one as an optional driver "update"
edit 2 - Now running newest driver from Nvidia 460.79, am able to run my 240 Hz refresh rate with no issues.
Ok, which monitor are you using that allows 240 Hz refresh rate ?
Acer Predator XB252Q
Acer Predator XB252Q
Ok, thanks