nvidia control panel manage 3d settings crash

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Regardless, is there a filed bug report at did you create a forum topic somewhere on the Nvidia forum for this issue or only an internal bug report? If only an internal bug report, please write the internal bug report number so that it can be tracked easier across support forums.

I don't expect Nvidia to be offended by you exercising what their license allows you to do. To: CaffeineMC/sodium-fabric AmcUhrd Comment Re: Game crashes when using NVIDIA drivers version 526.47 or later (Issue #1486) Jellysquid3's further points stand ofc and plenty enough information has been provided and communicated to Nvidia for them to fix the problem on their side.įrom: theofficialgman Monday, Ma8:13:12 PM It is fully legal and not a breach TOS because of so. So yes, there is no debate on the legality of decompilation/reverse engineering the Nvidia GPU drivers for the purpose of game development. The EU goes further to make it explicit that decompilation for the purpose of ensuring interoperability of software is legal (exactly what you would intend to do here). In both the EU and USA decompilation/reverse engineering have already been tried in court and the precident has been set as being legal and permitted.

This is common clause in many pieces of software and the 'applicable law' statement is key. (b) decompile, reverse engineer, or disassemble software Materials except and only to the extent permitted by applicable law or unless specifically licensed to do otherwise by NVIDIA in writing or as allowed by any license terms which accompany or are provided with individual Materials Furthermore, NVIDIA's terms of service strictly forbids me from trying to reverse engineer the problem at hand here, and I'd rather not burn whatever working relationship we do have trying to figure it out. The issue is that I don't own any NVIDIA hardware, nor a computer with a spare slot for a PCI-e GPU. To be expressly clear, we did work for weeks on trying to figure out what the problem is. This is why Sodium can work around the problem: we're just lying to the drivers about what version is actually running. NVIDIA is aware of this issue, and I believe there is enough evidence to say they know exactly what the problem is, because older versions of Minecraft are affected by a similar bug, and they went out of their way to blacklist those versions from receiving the problematic optimization. Something is immediately putting the driver into an invalid state when that happens (maybe because the framebuffer objects get re-created?) and we can't really debug it further. The problem is with the NVIDIA drivers changing how image presentation works, and for some reason that causes crashes on what appears to be any draw call once a world reload has happened.

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Nvidia control panel manage 3d settings crash