Windows 11 is a few days away from its release date of the 5 October 2021, and NVIDIA is gearing up for Microsoft's upcoming operating system by releasing a new version of its Game Ready drivers that are compatible with the final version of Windows. 11. It also provides DLSS support to 28 more games.
The latest NVIDIA game-ready drivers
NVIDIA released the version 472.12 driver for your graphics cards, and these drivers certainly pack a punch in terms of new features. First, are the drivers that provide complete Windows preparation 11 for NVIDIA GPUs, so you won't have any display issues when you decide to upgrade to Windows 11.
The update also adds DLSS (Deep Learning Super Sampling) a 28 more games, which brings the total to more than 100 games. This technology uses artificial intelligence to push video games from lower resolution to higher resolution., while increasing the frame rate without changing the graphic quality. Briefly, will make compatible games look and work better, And that's always good.
Some of the added games have yet to be released. As an example, Industry will have DLSS support and is scheduled to launch on 30 September 2021. in addition, Alan Wake Remastered will support you, and the 4 October 2021.
The update includes display support for Alan Wake Remastered, Deathloop, Diablo II: Resurrected, Far Cry 6, Hot Wheels Unleashed, Industry, New World y World War Z: Aftermath, so soon there will be many new things to play on your PC.
How to get the version 472.12 NVIDIA driver
If you are using NVIDIA GeForce Experience, you can download the drivers directly through it just checking for an update. If that is not the case, you can go to NVIDIA website and download the drivers directly.
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