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  1. Have awful issues with this not working after a few updates. Installed the driver a support guy linked me and then went to recreate my backup image and it wouldn't install with that file.

     

    Are these modules faulty or is it lazy development? This is unacceptable.

  2. Estimated Upgrade Cost

    • GT72 w/970M = GT72VR Dominator w/GTX 1060 $600
    • GT72 w/980M = GT72VR Dominator Pro w/GTX 1070 $700
    • GT72 w/980 GT73VR Titan Pro w/GTX 1080 $1000
    • GT80 w/980 = GT73VR Titan Pro w/GTX 1080 $1000
    • GT80 w/970M SLI = GT83VR Titan Pro w/GTX 1070 SLI $1800
    • GT80 w/980M SLI = GT83VR Titan Pro w/GTX 1070 SLI $1400
    • GT80 w/980 SLI = GT83VR Titan Pro w/GTX 1080 SLI $2000
  3. I seemed to have issues with cryengine games,benchmarks with latest 14.12 went back to 14.9 and seems to have fixed it. Artifacts and screen going blank.

    I also put svl7's Dell7970m-900-1300-ov1075v.ROM and seems to like it and can do 1000 on the core stable.:haha:

    Whilst I am on it why is AMD's latest driver in December would be nice if they were updating it more.

    What have you found the most stable driver/bios combo on yours.

  4. the entire issue we are experiencing is caused by the way the idt sound card contolled audio over the sound card. nvidia now includes this via the hdmi sound out and they conflict and cause the white screen. youll see how i went about getting it to work as you go through the steps

    in order to modify an inf for you i need the cards code. this can be found by getting to device manager, get into the video cards properties, details tab hardware ID drop down

    try the file i attached. hopefully its right

    start by doing this

    1. Disabled audio in bios (A09) and get the 770m fully working including the hdmi audio drivers. at this point my pc green screened but thats ok. I used the nvidiaoem 347.52 and uploaded a new inf file for you that will need to be dropped in the display.driver folder of the nvidia folder

    [ATTACH]14022[/ATTACH]

    2. Enable audio in the bios.

    3. Restart into safe mode and uninstall the generic High Definiton Audio Codec drivers from device manager.

    4. Restart again and enter safe mode to install the latest dell audio drivers. Once this is done you should see the IDT control panel in control panel.

    5. Disable all sound cards under Sound, video and game controllers including the IDT AND NVIDIA DRIVERS. For good measure also disable high definiton audio controller under system devices. Also go the the volume settings and set windows sounds to no sound.

    6. Restart into full windows. You should be able to boot even with audio enabled in the bios now.

    7. once in full windows reinstall the IDT drivers with the idt still disabled, this will enable it and force the driver. once complete you should have sound!!! DO NOT REBOOT YET OR YOU WILL GREEN SCREEN UPON BOOT

    8. make sure to leave the nvidia hdmi audio disabled!!

    9. disable and renable your video card. not sure why but this solved my issues!!! NOW YOU MAY REBOOT AND ENJOY YOUR PC AGAIN!

    10. open the playback devices panel and disable the idt display port. leave the rest enabled

    11. reinstall the nvidiadrivers and make sure to include the hdmi drivers.

    12. reboot and plugin to a displayport (i use a displayport to hdmi adapterfor my tv)

    13. open playback devices again and look to see if nvidiahdmi 0 has picked up your device.

    14. set your nvidiahdmi0 to default.

    15. sit back and enjoy your pc again.

    16. remember do not reenable the idt displayport in playback or you will yellow screen and will need to boot to safemode to disable idt audio in the device manager

    I never had to disable sound for the 770m.

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