New GeForce Drivers [May 12, 2022, 11:58 am ET] – Share – Viewing Comments
NVIDIA now offers a new
GeForce Game
Ready Driver version 512.77 for GeForce graphics cards running under
Windows. Tomorrow is the launch of Evil Dead: The Game, and the new
drivers adds DLSS support for superior performance on RTX cards, as highlighted
in this trailer. This
is called "day-0" support for the horror game, which is only as practical as
day-one support, but sounds much more dramatic. Apparently Day-0 support is a
new thing, as we now have it for three unreleased games:
Game Ready Drivers include optimizations, enhancements, and more, to support the latest releases and newest title updates. The new Game Ready Driver for Evil Dead: The Game also includes Day-0 support for Vampire: The Masquerade - Swansong, launching May 19th, as well as Dolmen, launching May 20.
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Minor update from the last driver, but installed them last night and played Elden Ring for a bit, everything working perfect here. 3070/ Win11/ 165Hz/ Gsync. As I always do, checked clean install and unchecked GFE since any of my configs are done in NVCP.
I used to just update (if there was one) during my monthly reboot. However, I haven't updated since 472.12, because that was the last standard driver they released.
"The only way anyone can live in peace is if they're prepared to forgive." - The Doctor
GinRummy wrote on May 12, 2022, 13:45:I always wait a few days after the "Day 0" Hotfix.
I'm always hesitant about brand new drivers, so "Day 0" is not a great enticement for me. Too many times I've seen bugged drivers pulled after a day of screwing people over and then hotfixed. I'd rather wait a week and if there's not been any bad feedback, THEN update. Even if you have the specified new game, I'd wait at least a couple days if you're not actually having problems with it.
- At this point, Windows is the OS equivalent of Stockholm Syndrome. -
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lol, 2016 is the last time nvidia pulled a driver. AMD however was a year ago.
I'm always hesitant about brand new drivers, so "Day 0" is not a great enticement for me. Too many times I've seen bugged drivers pulled after a day of screwing people over and then hotfixed. I'd rather wait a week and if there's not been any bad feedback, THEN update. Even if you have the specified new game, I'd wait at least a couple days if you're not actually having problems with it.
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