Grab the latest version here: [link] Fixes & improvements → stable build recommended for everyone. Remove old version before installing. Questions? Ask below. ⚙️
Sticking with 367.38.1 ensures:
To build a reliable hardware testbench, prepare the following items: Mods 367.38.1 Download
The release is a legacy version of Nvidia's internal Modular Diagnostic Software used by technicians to identify hardware faults, specifically focusing on faulty VRAM (Video RAM) chips. While version 367.38.1 is widely available in repair communities, it is primarily suited for older Pascal-era cards (like the GTX 1080) and may not fully support newer RTX or Turing architectures. Preparation Checklist
After downloading the .zip , .rar , or .package file, scan it with an updated antivirus program. For extra safety, upload the file to VirusTotal . Grab the latest version here: [link] Fixes &
To use this software properly, you must create a bootable environment:
: Edit the tiny/commands or autoexec.bat file using a text editor like Notepad. Adding power off at the end of the script allows the system to shut down automatically once the test is finished, which is helpful if your GPU isn't outputting a display. Running the Test Ask below
Check the "Files" tab on your chosen mod page. Look explicitly for the compatibility tag. If the mod lists an older version (e.g., 367.35), do not install it unless the author explicitly states it is forward-compatible. Step 4: Install via Mod Manager Using a mod manager reduces human error significantly.
Some technicians prefer the full MODS environment because it provides additional tests for GPU core functionality, power delivery, and signal integrity—not just VRAM.