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[BREAKTHROUGH P2] New Pascal Special Microsoft nVidia driver port for Vista x64.


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18 hours ago, win32 said:

It is possible it checks the file versions of nvlddmkm.sys or nvd3dumx.dll. In my case the version is written as 24.21.13.9811. So it would have to be changed to 24.21.14.4229 using a resource editor or by searching for the version values in a hex editor (these are UTF-16 characters).

Thank you for the advice ! I'll try, I think the values should be different though.

26.21.4.4229 , not 24.21.4.4229.  24 is for the older gen., in the 3xx range.

I got ported Injustice 2 (also was not supposed to run on Vista). You can try it , a good game and it's easy to mod

GetThreadErrorMode replace with GetErrorMode in the exe file . All of the others are in your kernel already, no need to replace them.

and add these three: concrt140.dll , vcruntime140.dll , msvcp140.dll (from Visual 2017). 

It will work with 382.16 and your GTX 650 !

But I have no sound in the game, what could be the reason ? Thanks.

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RDR2 is Vulkan, it can run with 431.36 (older than required, but modern enough to work I guess), I've done it. It's not a hard limit, unless later versions got a hard limit.

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4 hours ago, K4sum1 said:

RDR2 is Vulkan, it can run with 431.36 (older than required, but modern enough to work I guess),

I've done it. It's not a hard limit, unless later versions got a hard limit.

Vulcan is more like an alternative method, it works off of DX11, officially. Got that game on my GF's PC , where Volcano wasn't even installed, it ran fantastically.

Did I miss something ? When did you port that driver to Vista ? 

 

 

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3 hours ago, K4sum1 said:

I was mentioning in my experience of using a older driver on 7. Also RDR2 is Vulkan or DX12, there's no DX11.

No, it's not . I already told you, I ran it on my GF's PC with DX11 on Win 7, and there's no such thing as DX12 with win 7.

It even shows FPS in D3D11 mode, even though I have a fully featured DX12 card.

BTW, this topic is about Vista, in case you hadn't noticed.

 

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On 12/15/2022 at 12:05 AM, win32 said:

As 398.11 seems very hit and miss, I would try 391.35 or 399.24.

I'm intrigued to try your suggestion with my Pascal  ! So I went on a hunt and found this (iCafe?) 391.35. 

I already read I need to replace strnlen. The values from 378.78 and 382.16 ,from this tutorial, are not found in the nvlddmkm.sys in 391.35. 

I expected something like this to happen, do you know what I need to patch ? Please help me.

And will NVCPL in contrast to 398.11 work in this one ? 

https://catalog.s.download.windowsupdate.com/c/msdownload/update/driver/drvs/2018/04/8f1d9923-3457-43d7-929c-1ebb96122d58_1c548e6f1128501e7e3c8fff5bca8b6419f6cbcf.cab

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5 hours ago, Cocodile said:

I expected something like this to happen, do you know what I need to patch ? Please help me.

Find this line:

84 C0 74 0A B8 BB 00 00 C0 E9 B9 18 00 00 44 38

and change it to

EB 0C 74 0A B8 BB 00 00 C0 E9 B9 18 00 00 44 38

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13 hours ago, K4sum1 said:

Might be a better idea to go for 392.58, it's the last 7 driver of the 390 branch, and last to support 400 series if you add the device IDs.

Thnx, I'm not interested in 400 series. And in tests the FPS is lower.

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