The new Game Ready drivers released by NVIDIA include important new features and are optimized to offer maximum performance for today’s most important games. In this sense, he emphasizes optimization for Call of Duty: Modern Warfare IIIone of the most anticipated games of the year, although it also became one of the most criticized due to the short duration of its campaign.

These new NVIDIA drivers also include support for enable DLSS Super Resolution and Frame Generation in Starfield beta, as well as DLAA and Reflex Low Latency. Bethesda’s well-known title went from being horribly optimized and running pretty poorly on GeForce RTX graphics cards to numerous improvements and optimizations that finally put it in a normalized position in terms of performance.

Games of the week compatible with NVIDIA DLSS and optimized for the new drivers

• The Lord of the Rings: Return to Moira, which supports DLSS Super Resolution and is available now. Thanks to this technology, it can double its performance in 4K.
• Starfield which as I already told you in my beta is compatible with DLSS 3, DLAA and Reflex.
• Desynced, which is in early access, will receive an update on November 16th that will introduce full DLSS 3 support.
• Remnant II The Awakened King DLC ​​that arrived on November 14th and is compatible with DLSS 3, DLAA and Reflex. Thanks to DLSS Super Resolution and Frame Generation, we can multiply the frame rate by 3.5.
• Warhammer Age of Sigmar: Realms of Ruin, arriving on November 17th with DLAA and DLSS 2 support.

NVIDIA Game Ready Drivers They continue to support GeForce GTX 900 and higher graphics cardsand with them we can activate some interesting technologies, such as NVIDIA Reflex, which greatly reduces latency.

We can download the new drivers through GeForce Experience if we have the application installed on our PC, and also through the official NVIDIA website by specifying the model and operating system we are using. If you have questions, check out this article, we explain in it the entire driver update process graphics cards.