Inverse ghosting display issue

Now that more people starting to notice, I bring up again this issue.

Some people migt still be thinking buying a Pascal laptop, so here is a list to help decide.

Here is a list of laptops and panels which I personally checked and confirmed:

Affected by the issue:

Clevo P775DM3-G - LGLP173WF4-SPF1 75 hz Only G-Sync+dx12
Acer Predator G5-793 - LP173WF4-SPF1 75 hz Only G-Sync+dx12
Asus GL702VS - AUO B173HAN01.1 (AUO119D) 120 hz Only G-Sync+dx12
Asus G701VIK - AUO B173HAN01.1 (AUO119D) 120 hz Only G-Sync+dx12
Asus GL702VI - AUO B173HAN01.1 (AUO119D) 120 hz Only G-Sync+dx12
Asus GL703GS - AUO B173HAN03.2 (AUO329D) 144 hz Every situation

Laptops that are NOT affected:
Asus G703VI - AUO B173HAN03.0 (AUO309D) 144 hz
Asus G752VM - LG LP173WF4-SPF3 75 hz
Acer Predator Helios 500 - AUO B173HAN03 144 hz
MSI GT73VR - Chi Mei N173HHE-G32 (CMN1747) 120 hz
MSI GT75VR - Chi Mei N173HHE-G32 (CMN1747) 120 hz

Changing hardware (screen/vga) did not fix it. Maybe other laptops are affected however I only tested these. The GL703GS was the worst.

For laptops with B173HAN01.1 the solution to fix the issue is use driver 376.06! This 1 driver can fix it. Available on the Asus website. May need inf modding for some laptops to allow install.
For other panels I did not find a fix yet.

More on the issue with examples:

https://forums.geforce.com/default/...hosting-display-issues-with-nvidia-drivers/1/

I really hope the new RTX laptops will mot be affected..