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RMB the desktop and select Nvidia control panel. On the bottom is system info that will display the version in a window once you click it.

 

Much software out there, MSI afterburner is also a much used option.

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I recently got a EVGA GTX 1080 FTW card and did all the windows updates for the drivers. How do i know if the driver version is the latest? Device manager has the version listed as 21.21.13.7290.

Also whats a good monitoring software? NZXT CAM?

 

Does EVGA not have a controller software for the card? Clock Speed, Temps and drivers? I searched their site and got nothing. 
 

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RMB the desktop and select Nvidia control panel. On the bottom is system info that will display the version in a window once you click it.

 

Much software out there, MSI afterburner is also a much used option.

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Nvidia control panel will tell you and can check for update. I just go to their site and get them. 

 

Egva has precision x and oc for control and monitoring. I lie the idea of cam but still too buggy for me. 

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