Someone reviewed v on Jul 5, 2022

Pros: 555

Cons: 555

Bottom Line: 555

some guy reviewed v466.63 on Jun 8, 2021

Pros: mmmm?

Cons: 672 megabytes lol ! you can download a whole Linux OS smaller then that

Bottom Line: bloat and trackware

some guy reviewed v430.64 on May 12, 2019

Pros: none none

Cons: half a gig for a driver? I can download a full Linux operating system for less, this utter bloated spyware has got out of hand and will now switch to ATI/AMD card

Bottom Line: utter crap

sweathog reviewed v419.35 on Mar 18, 2019

Pros: None

Cons: Everything

Bottom Line: Second @Someguy. After you download, extract Nvidia driver files from executable with 7z or Winrar. Go to device manager, right click on the Nvidia display adapter and choose "update driver." Browse to the extracted Nvidia Driver folder "Display.Driver" and perform update. Avoid all the other bloat. Then go to your scheduled tasks manager and disable Nvidia's "telemetry" task.

some guy reviewed v418.81 on Feb 7, 2019

Pros: none

Cons: over bloated so bloated it fails to install, wrack with spam and advertisement on buying their latest card it fails to install even if you do a clean instal

Bottom Line: make a long story short pure utter bloated junk

fimmwolf reviewed v391.01 on Feb 27, 2018

Pros: Quick Tip: right click the 391.01-desktop-win10-64bit-international-whql.exe file and extract to it's own folder. Then keep only the following folders
Display.Driver
HDAudio
NVI2
PhysX

delete the other folders

keep all the loose files (or at least setup.exe and setup.cfg)

now run setup.exe (you'll have no telemetry and no unnecessary bloat)

Cons: makes muh games werk

Bottom Line: doesn't make my 60fps monitor werk at 144Hz

some guy reviewed v388.71 on Dec 22, 2017

Pros: it's free

Cons: over bloated, last 5 releases cause kernel crash GT-710 windows 7 64 bit running the 2016 release was the last good build

Bottom Line: removed previous drivers and all the bloat before my install , always choose custom install uncheck nvidia experience crap
had to go back to the 2016 drivers anything in the 2017 causes kernel crash Gt-710

Yakumo reviewed v375.95 on Nov 22, 2016

You don't have to use GeForce Experience at all!
Just download the driver direct from http://www.nvidia.co.uk/Download/index.aspx

They're still large, but then it contains a lot..

tim_tester reviewed v375.63 on Oct 27, 2016

288 megs of bloat need to create an account to update my drivers by your bloated tool! I would rather do it manually

cyberguy reviewed v375.63 on Oct 27, 2016

started noticing some corruption with animated gifs and videos for a short time after they load. This didn't happen until after this update.

CyberDoc999 reviewed v372.54 on Aug 18, 2016

You would think by now they would have made a universal download that has all nVIDIA drivers

minklein reviewed v368.22 on May 24, 2016

Running a 2011-3, 980 and Win10 64. I just ran a quick test with FM 06. Used DDU to do a clean install on each driver. 365.19 worked better for me.

368.22 35k plus change
365.19 36k plus change

CyberDoc999 reviewed v361.91 on Feb 17, 2016

@Sven123456789

sounds more like a bad experience with win 10 than nVIDIA

win 10 drops support for a ton of old video cards
AMD and nVIDIA... most of them are junk video cards that need to go in the trash

stay with win 7 if you need to...

Sven123456789 reviewed v359.06 on Dec 3, 2015

If I could give Nvidia a zero rating, I would. I'm stuck with lousy Microsoft basic display adapter because Nvidia is too lazy to update my graphics driver. My pc is less than 5 years old, its not like a win 95 pc from the 90's. So Microsoft basically forces me to upgrade to win 10. Kills my nvidia driver. Nvidia is not making an upgrade for my driver, just this one here thats not compatible with my pc. And now I lost use of all my video games and some other software. Luckily I have my old 10 year old win XP Gateway pc which i've switched back to. And it works like a charm. And yes, it thankfully doesn't have an Nvidia graphics card.