NVIDIA has released a brand new driver for its graphics cards. According to the release notes, the NVIDIA GeForce Game Ready 441.12 WHQL Driver is optimized for Red Dead Redemption 2. NVIDIA claims that this driver provides the latest performance optimizations, profiles, and bug fixes for RDR2.
Furthermore, this driver adds G-Sync support to the LG B9, C9, and E9 4K OLED TVs. Thus, we are certain that the owners of these TVs will be happy to hear that they can now use their TVs as G-Sync monitors.
The NVIDIA GeForce Game Ready 441.12 WHQL driver also updates the application profile for Borderlands 3. It also brings optimizations improvements to EA’s upcoming racer, Need for Speed: Heat. Moreover, this driver adds security updates for driver components.
As always, you can download this new driver from here. Below you can also find its complete changelog.
NVIDIA GeForce Game Ready 441.12 WHQL Driver Release Notes
Game Ready for Red Dead Redemption 2
The new Game Ready Driver provides the latest performance optimizations, profiles, and bug fixes for Red Dead Redemption 2. Read up on recommended settings and GPUs for Red Dead Redemption 2 in our article here. This new driver also includes the latest optimizations for Need for Speed Heat and Borderlands 3.
New G-SYNC Compatible Monitors
The list of G-SYNC Compatible displays increases to over 55 options with the addition of the LG B9, C9, and E9 4K OLED TVs. Make also sure to update your firmware first for the best experience.
Application Performance Profiles
Added or updated the following performance profiles:
- Borderlands 3
- Red Dead Redemption 2
Fixed Issues:
- [Super Robot Wars V]: The game crashes to a white screen.
Known Issues:
Windows 10 Issues
- [Battlefield V][G-SYNC][HDR]: When G-SYNC and HDR are enabled, the game cannot be maximized to full-screen after being minimized to the taskbar.
- [Grand Theft Auto V]: The game frequently crashes.
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